From: https://veneremurcernui.wordpress.com/2015/03/26/another-way-to-fight-back-against-the-amoral-culture-boycotts/



Another way to fight back against the amoral culture – boycotts
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I agree with a commenter’s idea that on the specific matter of helping end division among faithful Catholics, coordination with like-minded individuals is one of the first steps to take.  Consider it done.

But on the broader matter of opposing the ongoing decline in the culture, boycotting corporations and especially charities that support egregiously amoral activities like anything related to Planned Barrenhood, sodo-marriage, and the like, is another relatively easy step to take.  No, you don’t have to send a letter, and you certainly don’t have to avoid every company and charity on the list (available here, from Life Decisions International), but you could choose to stop shopping at this place or that to make a statement.  For instance, even though I find Home Depot generally has superior product selection, because of their ardent support for sodo-marriage, I no longer shop there, but at Lowe’s.  The point is not to make your life a nightmare of narrow choices and constant moral conundrums, the point is to do what you can.

As a way of helping, find below some of the major corporations and charities that are tied to grave immorality.  First, the corporations:

JPMorgan Chase
 Cigna
 Chanel
 Chevron
 Adobe
 Bank of America
 Bayer
 GlaxoSmithKline
 Gannett
 Estee’ Lauder
 Johnson and Johnson
 Hearst
 Hilton
 Home Depot
 Levis (one of the worst. I used to love Levi jeans but won’t have anything to do with them anymore)
 Marriot
 Microsoft
 Starbuck’s
 Nike (another bad one)
 Polo Ralph Lauren
Southwest Airlines (gives lots to Komen and Planned Barrenhood)
 Time Warner
 United Health
 Walt Disney
 Wells Fargo
 Whole Foods
 AOL
 Symantec

Now some of the charities:

ALS
 AARP
 Alzheimer’s Association
 American Automobile Association
 American Association of University Women (particularly egregious)
 American Cancer Society
 Amnesty International
 Boys and Girls Clubs
 Camp Fire
 Council of Churches
 Easter Seals
 Girl Scouts/Guides
 Glaucoma Research Foundation
 Human Rights Watch
 Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation
 Kiwanis
 League of Women Voters
 Lions Clubs
 March of Dimes
 Muscular Dystrophy Association
 National Childhood Cancer Foundation
 National Multiple Sclerosis Society
 National Osteoporosis Foundation
 National Parkinson’s Disease Foundation
 Red Cross
 Ronald McDonald House
 Rotary Club
 Salvation Army
 Save the Children
 Sierra Club
 Susan G. Komen
 UNICEF
UNITED WAY
YMCA
 YWCA (neither are remotely Christian anymore)

More and more, as we also see in the Church, corporations and charities form a densely tangled web in which charities donate to each other, and corporations cross-pollinate their “charity” as well, and the whole thing becomes an impenetrable fog.  It’s gotten to the point that the vast majority of charities wind up giving some money to Planned Parenthood, either directly or through another agency like Komen.  Other evil charities like the Human Rights Campaign similarly receive funds from a wide variety of other charities.

The above is not meant to beat you down. Take it for  what you will.  If it’s helpful to you, please, by all means, use the info above.  There are many more less well known companies and charities also on the banned list at Fight Planned Parenthood, but bear in mind, that’s only a partial list, because it only addresses those entities that fund PP.  Others not on the list above fund many other evils (which is why I added Home Depot, they do not fund Planned Parenthood, directly, but they are big fans of sodomy, especially in San Fran and their Atlanta HQ).  To me, it’s important to try to limit my business with the especially bad actors as much as possible, but I’m probably not going to change banks over the matter.  But I won’t drink Starbucks, for about 200 reasons.  As I said, whatever works best for you.

Hope the above helps!
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