See True Tobacco’s press release here.
TrueTobacco.com, an online retailer of fine cigars based in Clearwater, Fl, will donate profits made from a one-day sale of Santa Fe Little Cigars on January 28th, 2013 to the Wilderness Society, a leading American conservation organization working to protect the nation’s wilderness areas.If you haven't already tried Santa Fe little cigars, we recommend you view the following review:
The Wilderness Society states their mission is to protect wilderness and inspire Americans to care for wild places. The group aims to provide better protection, stewardship and restoration of public lands, preserving land for current and future generations. Since 1935, The Wilderness Society has persevered in trying to permanently protect almost 110 million acres of wilderness in over 40 states. The group is also extremely active in national and local public lands issues.
“I believe in the Wilderness Society’s mission to protect the nation’s wilderness because of it being a viable source of economic activity, especially for the rural communities that surround the designated areas that this group is trying to permanently protect,” says Nick Gordon, General Manager of TrueTobacco.com. “In our nation, outdoor recreational activities contribute more than 600 billion dollars annually towards the national economy, support over six million workers and generate almost 80 billion dollars in local, state and federal taxes.”
Published on Jun 3, 2012
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