Where's your favorite place to shop for clothes?

[Corinna]

Roxy you have a very odd store then becouse Targets corprate policy is no to the kettles It offends those not christan and disturbs them. Of course they are French owned.

[caseysmom]

Target being french owned is a myth, and Target gives more to charity than most stores. (I am not affiliated with target but researched this last time this came up)

[jazzcat]

I LOVE Kohl's and recently I discovered Christopher and Banks and Coldwater Creek for there cute cat themed sweaters and PJs.

I also like Dillard's when there is a sale.

Sometimes I have luck at Ross and T.J. Maxx too.

[Corinna]

The research I have seen No directly not but the holding corperation that handles the chain is french owned . Yes if you want to list the charities they support people her would be rather surprized.

[caseysmom]

Here's the info I found

http://www.snopes.com/politics/military/target.

Can you point me to the info you found?

[LoudLou]

Here's the info I found

http://www.snopes.com/politics/military/target.

Can you point me to the info you found?

http://www.snopes.com/inboxer/charity/sallyann.asp

[IRescue452]

Our targets in WI still have kettles. I hate it. I've got to walk past them without giving anything or only dropping in a few cents because our family actually gets stuff from them. I feel like such an a**hole. I wish they just had the kettles sitting out without the bell ringers or something where you don't have to feel like a jerk for not having extra money. But thats just a rant and we're getting of the subject of the thread.

[KYS]

Corinna,
The Target retailer I believe has a no-solicitation policy and made an
exception for the salvation army. (this is the reason for the
non-kettle policy)
I am a Salvation army supporter and I contribute them via
mail. But even I feel uncomfortable with any solicitor's
in front of store fronts.