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Lars39

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7. Rarely, when I shopped in-store.

Reply to NurseJackie (Original post)

Mon Mar 29, 2021, 08:36 AM

Mar 2021

Why can't the store just donate to the charity anyway? Do they need the PR and tax credit that much? And if it's for an individual, why can't the store/corporation get behind everyone having healthcare?

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Do you donate to "Checkout Charities"? [View all] NurseJackie Mar 2021 OP

Rarely. I have a couple of trusted charities that I donate to directly. nt Binkie The Clown Mar 2021 #1

I had to vote "sometimes/rarely" FakeNoose Mar 2021 #2

One: I donate to an animal rescue charity when I buy cat food at the pet store. n/t femmedem Mar 2021 #3

When I have the extra cash in the bank, yes I do, but not for all causes...nt Wounded Bear Mar 2021 #4

I never used to..... AZ8theist Mar 2021 #5

Only animal charities. Polly Hennessey Mar 2021 #6

Rarely, when I shopped in-store. Lars39 Mar 2021 #7

It depends. woodsprite Mar 2021 #8

Never now, but I used to. I'm retired from a blood center and people donating their blood paid my brewens Mar 2021 #9

This message was self-deleted by its author NYC Liberal Mar 2021 #10

Never. Jirel Mar 2021 #11

I hate pennies, so I multigraincracker Mar 2021 #12