Diana Martin 39082 Welsh Lane Beach Park, IL 60083 November 1, 2017 Nora Tritten Store Manager Walgreens 3575 Green Bay Road Kenosha, WI 53142 Dear Mrs. Tritten: Subject: Red Nose Day Over the years, Walgreens has been an admirable supporter of the Red Nose Day program. We wanted to thank you for the support you have provided for this charity and local charities as well. Specifically, we appreciate the Red Nose donations to the local schools, otherwise, some may not have had the opportunity to participate. However, this year we have added extra products for the local school students and communities. Each year, we have sent t-shirts to the employees of the stores that are pushing the Red Nose Day program. This year the t-shirts are vibrant
Walgreens was founded in 1901 measuring 50 feet by 20 feet by Charles R. Walgreen, Sr.. Mr. Walgreen was born near Galesburg, Illinois and his family later relocated to Dixon, Illinois at town about 60 miles north of his birthplace. Mr. Walgreens’ father was a farmer who turned into a businessperson and saw a great potential of the Rock River Valley (Walgreen, n.d., p.1). At age 16, Charles Walgreen had his first experience working in a drug store. He didn’t always have pleasurable experiences but it was a job with pay. He had an accident at a shoe factory that cut off his left middle finger from the top joint. This injury also stops him from playing any sports at school. After a year and a half with the drug store, Mr. Walgreen left to pursue something bigger in the big city-Chicago.
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I took the liberty to create awareness for coming fall break, by utilizing creative flyers that resemble
But Wal-Mart’s care for us goes beyond that simple relationship. As many of us have seen if we have been to a Wal-Mart, they hire people who normally would not be able to get a job. The company knows that by broadcasting itself as positive and helpful in nature it can increase its revenue and in turn increase the amount of assistance it provides to us the consumer. “In 2004 Wal-Mart donated over $170 million. More than 90 percent of these donations went to charities in the communities served by Wal-Mart stores.’ Even more heartfelt than this, Wal-Mart was the leader in goods based relief efforts for victims of hurricane Katrina. “Walmart’s response to the hurricane was lauded even by its critics: it donated more than $20 million worth of merchandise, including food for 100,000 meals, and it promised jobs for all of its displaced workers.” And the first supply truck to arrive at the superdome was a Wal-Mart truck.
As a non-profit organization, CHN relies on corporate, and TV/media partnerships to continue to provide the services they offer to the 170 children’s hospitals. These fundraisers are done in several ways the very first means of donation came from a telethon conducting in 1983 by founders Marie Osmond, John Schneider, Mick Shannon, and Joe Lake. After the success of the telethon with nearly 4.8 million dollars raised, many large corporations joined in the efforts to provide resources for sick and injured children. Many high-name corporations such as Marriott International, Walmart, Sam’s Club, Cosco, Dairy Queen and Ace Hardware are leading participants in donations. These donations are done in the form of tournaments, relays, telethons, and various other marathons. One of the most well-known forms of donations is done though the CMN paper balloon sales. Many of the named above stores, as well as many others s...
From time immemorial, hell was an inspiration for the costumes used during Halloween. In the contemporary society, turning up for Halloween dressed up as a goblin, zombie or ghost is less likely to make a staunch follower of the event to receive sufficient appreciation. Popular culture has succeeded in replacing the underworld in terms of providing influential costumes for the event. The aspect of individuals from different races increasingly dominating pop culture is causing costume lovers to face a number of issues. The most dominant question has always been whether it is ethical to dress or appear dressed up like someone from a different race during Halloween. This factor largely bases on the costume an individual chooses, and the manner he or she ends up presenting the costume. It also depends on what the individual wearing the costume is representing or duplicating during the event. In view of all the complexities involved in choosing an appropriate dress code, it remains imperative to display keenness while settling on certain attire. Observing one’s dress code prevents an individual from making a racial gaffe that may occur when the person wears attire that derogates another race.
The players and teams aren’t the only ones who can help raise awareness, the fans are encouraged as well. If you’re a fan at home you can purchase licensed NFL pink apparel online with a potion of proceeds going to the American Breast Cancer Society. “Fans can also bid on all the official pink equipment and clothing used in the games and worn by their favorite coaches and players, which will be auctioned off after this month in order to raise more money for this cause (pucchronicle.com).” In 2010, NFL Auction and the sale of pink items allow...
The video True Colors- Racial Discrimination in Everyday Life ½ (2010), was really interesting yet disturbing to watch. This was an experiment where a black and white male, who were equal in everything, such as jobs and education, were to do the same things in St. Louis, Missouri and see if they would get treated equally, and if not, how differently they would be treated. The experiment showed time and time again racial discrimination. Racial discrimination is according to Thefreedictionary.com (2015), “discriminatory of abusive behavior towards members of another race” and “unfair treatment of a person or group on the basis of prejudice”.
Happy Hat, a U.S. national chain of frozen yogurt stores with about 500 stores in 40 states is asking for assistance with its business processes. The average number of visitors per store has held constant over the past several years, but revenues per store are down by an average of 10%, and many stores are no longer profitable. The client suspects that a large amount of inventory is being thrown away unused at the end of each day. At the same time, customer polling suggests that the yogurt flavor customers want is often not available, even when the flavor is posted on the menu. People also complain about stores being closed when they visit. Now, the chain is facing increased competition from frozen yogurt sold in 24-hour grocery stores. Happy
Increase online presence: Wallgreens also tries to increase sales from their web/mobile channels. Today, more than 60% of Walgreens' online traffic is done on a smartphone.
During the end of November to the beginning of December 2012, Walgreens in Tucson East and Tucson West Arizona collected approximately $75,000 worth of toys for a local hospital, the Salvation Army, and other organizations. For the Treat for Troops service, Walgreens organized candy drives to support “troops who may be missing a taste of home.” (Volunteerism at Walgreens, 2014) In 2012, the drive collected an approximately 300 pounds of candy for New Mexico National Guard members deployed in Egypt. In the same year, it also generated more than 100,000 treats for the United Service Organizations of N.C. (Volunteerism at Walgreens,
This proposed inversion is an affront to United States taxpayers. A quarter of the revenue of Walgreen comes directly from the government; it received $16.7 billion out of its total $72 billion from Medicare and Medicaid last year.
While keeping in mind they are a business which rely on profits. Walmart is a popular company that is known for their low prices. This corporation is also known for giving back to communities by making charitable contributions of 100,000 grants annually, as well providing disaster relief to various countries burdened by disasters and donated $100 million dollars to neighborhoods and law enforcement agencies. They also provide employees with college grants to obtain a two or four year college degree, Walmart is investing in their employees by giving them an advantage in their future. Walmart has also found ways to reduce waste by creating materials that are nontoxic and are recyclable friendly. With the use of sustainability, strategic philanthropy, causing marketing, shared values and stakeholder that is why this company was ranked number one by Forbes list in
Being the SAE Fundraising Chair delegate, It is my duty to take into consideration the potential buyers of this shirt and decide if it is worth designing and selling the shirts. First off, the theme parties that the organization throws for the public usually draw between three hundred and eight hundred people.
This hospital focuses on helping children, in particular, children who have cancer or any other life-threatening diseases. “The mission is to advance cures, and means of prevention, for pediatric catastrophic diseases through research and treatment. Consistent with the vision of our founder Danny Thomas, no child is denied treatment based on race, religion or a family's ability to pay” (St. Jude Children's Research Hospital, 2017). These children are constantly attached to an IV in the hospital, unlike other children who don’t have any life-threating diseases. These children are unable to enjoy their childhood they way the other children do. This is the reason why we decided to a do a toy drive so with just the little bit of happiness they get when they receive these toys, can help distracted them to where they are and the pain they are going