Before the perverts took over.
All Chick-fil-a has to do is tell Boston that they plan to also run the restaurant as a mosque
I love Chick-Fil-A. I love it more than McDonalds. I love their chicken nuggets and waffle fries. I love Chick-Fil-A so much that even if their CEO came out in favor of gay marriage, I’d still sneak in there a few times a month. Chick Fil-A is too good to be kept out of a major city for long. Most people just aren’t that political.
I had always liked Chick-fil-A and felt compelled to eat there the other day to support them over the LGBT crowd.
Alas, my spicy chicken sandwich was barren of any condiments other than two pickle slices.
Just 2 slices of bread, a hunk of chicken and two lousy pickle slices.
In the past the sandwiches had always been decked out with nice lettuce and tomato with a nice smear of mayo.
I won’t be back.
Not because of politics or social protests, but because the meal was crappy and over priced.
I was very disappointed.
From now on it’s Wendys spicy chicken sandwich for me,or the McDodo’s spicy chicken on the dollar menu.
Chick-fil-a should open a restaurant in every city on Boston’s outskirts...
OTOH, on what legal grounds could the mayor refuse them opening in Boston. Since when does a mayor, alone, decide who is allowed to do business in town?
WAs the Mayor raised in Chicago?
Muslims espouse the same philopshy what’s he done to keep them out of the city?
An absolutely evil corporation
Chick-fil-A charitable donations 2002 - 2008
WinShape Homes – $1,408,000
WinShape Homes is a long-term care alternative for children who desperately need a caring home environment. WinShape operates 11 homes; seven in Georgia, two in Tennessee and one each in Alabama and Brazil.
Chick-fil-A Bowl Challenge golf event – $1,340,000
Created in 2007, this premier, made-for-TV golf tournament featured 12 two-man teams of NCAA head coaches and celebrities – representing universities from around the country – competing for a pool of $400,000 in scholarship money. The event was held April 25 – 27 at Reynolds Plantation and will be televised on Dec. 29 at 4 p.m. on ESPN2.
College Scholarships – $1,070,000
Prior to 2006, the Chick-fil-A Bowl contributed scholarship money to the general scholarship funds of the participating universities. Beginning in 2006, the Chick-fil-A Bowl began an endowed scholarship program to create $100,000 scholarships at each of the participating schools.
Play It Smart – $540,000
Beginning in 2007, the Chick-fil-A Bowl partnered with the National Football Foundation and College Hall of Fame to participate in the Play It Smart program. In 1998, The NFF created Play It Smart, an educational program targeted at high school football players from economically disadvantaged environments. The program, designed to transform student-athletes’ passion for sport and intense dedication to their team into a force for greater good in their lives, provides an “Academic Coach” who is equal parts mentor, advocate, counselor, teacher, coach and friend to work with the students for the entire academic year.
Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta – $370,000
Proceeds from the Chick-fil-A Bowl’s Classic for Kids men’s basketball doubleheader have benefited Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta, which is dedicated to providing sick children with superior medical care.
High School Scholarships – $336,000
Dozens of high school football players and team managers from the state of Georgia receive $1,000 and $2,000 scholarships through an annualized program.
Georgia Lion’s Lighthouse Foundation – $300,000
An annual contribution program begun in 2006 to help support the Georgia Lion’s Lighthouse, an organization dedicated to fostering sight conservation and restoration, and hearing conservation, with a particular emphasis on children.
Hokie Spirit Memorial Fund – $100,000
Following the April 16 massacre on the Virginia Tech campus, the Chick-fil-A Bowl donated an additional $100,000 to the Hokie Spirit Memorial Fund to aid relief efforts for the families of those who lost their lives in this terrible tragedy.
Georgia National Guard – $100,000
The Georgia National Guard received a donation to assist families affected by Georgians involved in the war in Iraq.
Louisiana State Hurricane Student Relief Fund – $100,000
The LSU Foundation has collaborated with entities campus-wide to establish the “Hurricane Katrina Student Relief Fund” to assist LSU students who have lost financial support or have been displaced due to hurricanes Katrina and Rita.
University Athletic Programs – $93,000
Participating teams in the Russell Athletic Shootout, the Chick-fil-A Bowl’s women’s college basketball doubleheader, received donations to their university’s athletic programs.
Schools of Niger – $47,000
Through its sponsorship of the Chick-fil-A Bowl Duck N Dodge charity dodgeball tournament, some proceeds of the event go to help fund the building and equipping of schools in the impoverished African nation of Niger
Georgia Baptist Health Care System – $39,000
Proceeds from the ACC/SEC Golf Invitational, a Chick-fil-A Bowl event held each May prior to 2006, benefited the Georgia Baptist Health Care System’s Mobile Unit, which travels the state providing health care to disadvantaged communities.
Atlanta Touchdown Club and Atlanta Tipoff Club – $15,000
These two local support organizations each received donations to help support initiatives in the Atlanta area.
New Orleans’ Bowls Relief – $10,000
As part of a Football Bowl Association effort, funds were given to help relieve costs associated with hurricane damage to the two New Orleans bowls.
Corky Kell Classic – $10,000
As a part of its mission to support football at all levels, the Chick-fil-A Bowl has dedicated funds to help grow the Corky Kell Classic’s series of high school football games held in the Georgia Dome.
National Kidney Foundation – $10,000
In 2008, the Chick-fil-A Bowl allocated funds to the National Kidney Foundation in honor of former Bowl chairman Chuck Fruit who passed away in 2008. Mr. Fruit had been involved with the organization for many years.
2002–2008 Total – $5,888,000
Chick-fil-A charity donations 2010
Chick-fil-A Bowl Challenge charity golf tournament
Scholarship Purse ($415,000)
WinShape Homes ($135,000)
Other Charities ($21,000)
$571,000
WinShape Homes Foundation
$245,000
National Football Foundation Play It Smart Program
$180,000
Endowed Scholarship at Florida State
$100,000
Endowed Scholarship at South Carolina
$100,000
Georgia Lions Lighthouse Foundation
$50,000
College Football Hall of Fame
$5,000,000
2010 RECORD TOTAL:
$6,246,000
Send the man a pocket full of Boston Baked Beans.Or give him a
Boston Cream Pie facial.for the next month or so. I think he
reminds me that “This is a nation that obeyeth not the voice o fht eLord their God, nor recieveth correction.Truth is perished,and cut off from their mouth.” Jeremiah7:28 As true of America today and especially those cities like Boston where they would do well to remember what Paul said when he quoted Isaiah “Except the Lord of hosts had left us a very small seed we would have become like Sodom and been made like unto Gomorrah.”
Good Catholic town
You wanna know the funny part?
Chick Fil A is ALWAYS full to capacity right here in the middle of fag-friendly Hollywood, CA 4 blocks away from me. Either the libs do not know about this or they don’t care but I wished I invested in that location close to me.
It is Amerika...At the beginning of a thousand-year nightmare...
No, Boston isn’t America. It’s a little “North Korea.”
Fine, put a CFA in Cambridge, right across the street from Boston. (HAHAHAHA!!!)