If I were going to judge Panera's politics, I'd probably go to more directly relevant actions (from wikipedia): "Panera Bread created Operation Dough-Nation in

If I were going to judge Panera's politics, I'd probably go to more directly relevant actions (from wikipedia): "Panera Bread created Operation Dough-Nation in 1992 to formalize its commitments to community involvement. The program now has four activities: Community Breadbox cash collection boxes, the Day-End Dough-Nation program, Panera/SCRIP Card fundraising and participation in community events. The Day-End Dough-Nation program provides unsold bread and baked goods to local area hunger relief agencies and charities. In 2010, Panera Bread bakery-cafes donated a retail value of approximately $100 million worth of unsold bread and baked good to local organizations in need." This swamps any political donations by any of the employees of the company.