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Orange Door campaign a hit at Home Depot
The Home Depot has come one step closer to eliminating youth homelessness in Canada after sponsoring an inventive in-store campaign.
By purchasing a paper door for $2, Home Depot customers in Canada raised $1,253,370 toward the goal of ending youth homelessness in that nation. Donations will go to support housing and life-skills development programs such as counselling, financial literacy, and employment preparation to give youth the practical tools they need to live to their full potential.
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Staples adds Jonas juice to student initiative
Staples is injecting a little bit of boy band starpower into its latest promotion aimed on supporting education.
The retailer is building on its decades-long support of teachers, students and education with a $10 million pledge to support Think It Up, a program launched by the Entertainment Industry Foundation. Think IT Up is a new movement created to inspire students to pursue their passions through student-powered, teacher-led learning projects with support from Staples for Students.

