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I'm not a huge fan of corporate giving, but the counter-argument is that when you have one big donor instead of a lot of little ones, and objectionable decision
by drumdance 15y ago
I'm not a huge fan of corporate giving, but the counter-argument is that when you have one big donor instead of a lot of little ones, and objectionable decisions by the company can be boycotted.
For example, Coors used to give to a lot of right-wing organizations and also had a lot of anti-gay hiring practices. Gay organizations targetted them and eventually they not only stopped donating to those orgs, but they changed all their corporate policies.
- maratd 15y agoWow. So essentially you're saying people are too stupid to know who to donate to, so instead, let's have large corporations do it. They can be manipulated by special interests for the betterment of society! I'll pass on that.