Nom nom nom.
Sure, there's controversy around Starbucks, but I'm still a patron because it helps put food on the tables of those who work there, it provides a center for community, and it's a company that believes in providing health insurance for even its part-time workers. The second piece of hate mail I ever got once I started the SAL Project was from someone who was outraged that I supported Starbucks and proceeded to bash me full-steam for doing so. Needless to say, I didn't respond to that person's email. Instead, I went out and spread more kindness.
When one of my Affiliated Agents does a mission that involves Starbucks, what I ultimately focus on is the act of kindness itself. Not the politics that may (or may not) be potentially tied up in it.
I was thrilled to receive Affiliated Agent T's very first mission, which included a Starbucks gift card.
Date: Friday, 13 August 2010
Location: Mountain Brook YMCA Parking Lot; Birmingham, Alabama
Time: 9:00 a.m.
Affiliated Agent T's description of her mission:
I put a card and a $5 Starbuck's card on a car in the parking lot.
2 comments:
Awesome! Plus as a Jeep fan, I loved to see a Wrangler earn the gift.
So glad to see an Affiliated agent in ALABAMA ...my home state.
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