Also said companies use the charitable donation for free PR.
WE RAISED XMILLION FOR CHARITY OMG WE'RE AWESOME.
Yeah... and you donated nothing, it was all your customers.
Also said companies use the charitable donation for free PR.
WE RAISED XMILLION FOR CHARITY OMG WE'RE AWESOME.
Yeah... and you donated nothing, it was all your customers.
I don't know about other places but I know at whole foods, we take care of all the bullshit administration fee's, overhead costs etc etc. Not only that but most of our charities are local groups or our "big ones" are for local purposes as much as possible. By that, I mean like Whole Kids charity is used to put salad bars/gardens in schools. It's a company wide charity but all the money raised goes towards the schools in the community.
if all this stuff is such a huge deal then you can always. Y'know. Ask. The company is pretty transparent. Or you can pull a Randy and mumble your shame and blame the cashier for being rude and putting you on the spot.
I remember back at my first jarb. The VP was on the local United Way board, so there was a huge push to get employees to sign a paper to give X amount of money in donation straight from your paycheck. HR person loudly asked me in the break area if I was really donating 0.
my job 2 jobs ago did the same thing...i was like hahaha no. you barely pay me as it is
Isn't United Way one of the charities which donates the smallest amount of what they receive?
Yup
ughh My work does the united way thing too and they put crazy pressure on the employees to donate. I have a note right now on my desk to return my slip which I haven't done in 16 years and not starting now. They really go over board with it.
Also not for nothing but maybe what people which charity people want to donate to isn't the one you're pushing.
Want me to donate to some religious charity to help the homeless? Nah I'm good. I'd rather donate directly to a local shelter. People can glare and put you on the spot all they want, fuck 'em.
My office actually takes up a "collection" for my boss for his birthday so that everyone buys him dinner and a birthday gift. I have abstained every year, on the third year of doing so the lady who organizes this thing finally snapped and asked me why I couldn't be bothered to donate. I pointed out the fact that both she and my boss are both making six figures, driving Cadillacs, and that they didn't need any donations from my hourly wage making ass for a birthday present.
All while wearing you're T-shirt underneath, "Look at how many fucks I'm not giving."
It's fake but so well-written.
Tonight's ep. was so and so. It had some good moments.
Loved the episode. Had me rolling at the surprisingly dark ending. Reminds me of those commercials that claim to get rid of your bad 'internet reputation.'
This episode was everything. Absolutely everything. Holy fucking shit this season.
Fucking lost it when reality had the mic.
Also, that song on safe spaces. So many good moments in this week's episode.
that hamster cracked me up so hard
My God. This episode was amazing.
PC Principle and Reality are the best characters ever.
I laughed through the entire fucking episode. Everything they said is true and so hilariously put.
Fucking bravo South Park, you are the best commentary on society.
PC Principle had me dying lmao. What was the deal with Demi Lovato?