Sorry, I meant they sometimes get the charitable donation and get to tout it in pr

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Dec 8, 2022
7:33:55pm

CSoul Intervention Needed

Double dip is probably not the best term. And even if they don't take it as income they get the pr.

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So it looks like CVS made a $10 million commitment to the American Diabetes

Skeptical Optimist

12/8/22 6:54pm

RE: So it looks like CVS made a $10 million commitment to the American Diabetes

slappy

12/8/22 6:55pm

RE: So it looks like CVS made a $10 million commitment to the American Diabetes

2FarGone

12/8/22 6:57pm

That is craptastic

cheezedawg

12/8/22 6:57pm

I never donate at store card readers because it's companies double dipping. They get a charitable contribution

CSoul

12/8/22 6:57pm

RE: I never donate at store card readers because it's companies double dipping.

Skeptical Optimist

12/8/22 6:59pm

I don't see how they can double dip. They simply don't take the donation as

Plato

12/8/22 7:02pm

Sorry, I meant they sometimes get the charitable donation and get to tout it in pr

CSoul

12/8/22 7:33pm

I never donate or round up at the register either. I donate amounts/to causes

chrisrenrut

12/8/22 7:15pm

Amen

WJCougar

12/8/22 7:16pm

Point of clarification- they don’t get to double dip. If they don’t claim the

BYU-Ite

12/8/22 7:22pm

Thanks for the clarification. I know some companies have taken it as income. The bigger ones don't. But they

CSoul

12/8/22 7:31pm

I don’t have a dog in the fight

BigT801

12/8/22 9:29pm

I don't mind that they do it but I already give to charity heavily and I don't

CSoul

12/8/22 9:57pm

This is absolutely not true at all. Wild this has 18 thumbs up.

TCuz

12/8/22 7:32pm

The church does the same thing with the giving machines. Members and the public

OnEMoReTrY

12/8/22 7:04pm

Because the Church pays for all of the administrative costs associated with the

BYU-Ite

12/8/22 7:20pm

Paying for administrative costs is not a humblebrag, every charity pays for the

OnEMoReTrY

12/8/22 7:35pm

You’re missing the point. Most charities take for their own administrative costs

BYU-Ite

12/8/22 9:02pm

From the church’s website, “The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints

OnEMoReTrY

12/8/22 9:50pm

No. You are not correct here.

BYU-Ite

12/8/22 10:18pm

The church doesn’t “do the same thing.”

Iman23

12/8/22 7:25pm

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chilawcoug

12/8/22 7:28pm

Name checks out. Swing and a miss

Sandy Lyle

12/8/22 7:38pm

Seems like a pathetic attempt to degrade an organization trying to do good. Why?

Deeppost

12/9/22 11:24am

Honestly surprised at all the thumbs down you got.

botticus

12/9/22 4:31pm

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chilawcoug

12/9/22 4:37pm

The difference seems petty and benign.

botticus

12/9/22 4:56pm

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chilawcoug

12/9/22 5:07pm

I get the skeptical part, but when does the "optimist" angle appear?

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