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<blockquote data-quote="RockyMtnMT" data-source="post: 2586463" data-attributes="member: 7999"><p>Here is an idea that was brought to me. I think I like it. What do you guys think if we eliminate the vet and 1st responder discount and take the percentage of our sales that is going to vet and 1st responder discounts and donate it to charity that is for these folks? So 33% of our orders take the discount. I will have to figure out on an annual basis what the % of our sales is going to a discount. Then we just a charity, or multiple that we support annually. Let me know if you all like that idea or not, and if you do, I would like to hear thoughts on worthy charities.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="RockyMtnMT, post: 2586463, member: 7999"] Here is an idea that was brought to me. I think I like it. What do you guys think if we eliminate the vet and 1st responder discount and take the percentage of our sales that is going to vet and 1st responder discounts and donate it to charity that is for these folks? So 33% of our orders take the discount. I will have to figure out on an annual basis what the % of our sales is going to a discount. Then we just a charity, or multiple that we support annually. Let me know if you all like that idea or not, and if you do, I would like to hear thoughts on worthy charities. [/QUOTE]
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