Activision donates $100k from Call of Duty Endowment to aid wounded vets

Yeah, because that's what matters here.

Thank you for agreeing with me.

Yeah, because that's what matters here.
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And how much do YOU donate to various causes during the year? Rich people or corporations donate money and the first thing people criticize with is "wow, they are SO rich, I can't believe they didn't give more." Pathetic...

Before you throw it back at me, I donate between about 5% of my income to various causes throughout the year. And if you don't think that's much, I'll do the math for you: a $100,000 annual salary would be $5,000 in donations. Doesn't sound like a lot, but that's a pretty big chunk of money to the person doing the donating.

Companies can't donate that much money (as a percentage) though, because in the current economic climate, they're lucky to have profits of between 1-2% to begin with. You can't donate yourself into a net loss and still get all the tax benefits, so that's why you see stuff like this where the total is more like 1/10th of a percent...

Is there some law requiring businesses to donate X percentage of their own money to charity?

That is capitalism. For better or for worse.

I wonder how much Nintendo donated to veterans? I mean, they are making huge amounts of cash.