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Businesses extended some Southern hospitality to stranded motorists during the recent snow storm. Home Depot turned 27 of its stores into shelters, while management and employees from Chick-Fil-A outside of Birmingham, Ala. handed out hundreds of chicken sandwiches for free on the highway.
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Panera Bread just announced the debut of a new menu totally free of 150 artificial ingredients, chicken antibiotics, and lunch meat nitrates.
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In addition to curbing housing shortages for low- and middle-income homeowners, the tech company will be working to build housing for CA homeless as well.
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Hormel Foods is giving free Community College tuition to any child of its 16,000 employees who graduates high school and meets admission rules.
American Girl has turned Virginia EMT hero April O'Quinn into a doll after her niece became one of 5 winners in the Heroes with Heart contest.
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Band-Aid announced last week that it will be expanding its product line to include bandages with a range of skin tones to reflect diversity.
Bank of America is committing $1 billion over 4 years to Fight Racial Inequality, while Apple, Facebook, Verizon are pledging $10M Each.
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As a means of encouraging electric vehicle development, the car company is granting royalty-free licenses to almost 24,000 of their EV patents.
A number of companies are offering goods and services free of charge during the COVID-19 pandemic for healthcare, emergency service and essential workers.
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