Will Good Hunting

The Kid observed Uber-Mom packing up some clothing, and was curious as to what was up. She explained that the package was destined for The Free Store, a place where people in need could pick out new (to them) clothes, and not have to pay. So far, so good.

The Kid pondered a bit, then burst out with, "You really need to take those to Will Good's. There are people there who have jobs to go along with doing a good thing." He became eloquent. "Those jobs are important! Some people need a second chance, or a break to get their feet under them.

"They may have had a bad choice, and are maybe coming out of rehab. Or, maybe they can't get a regular job for some reason."

It took a bit of dyslexian logic to suss out that Goodwill Industries was The Kid's meaning, but he was, once again, on-target. It's fair for us to ask ourselves if we are doing what we can, within the imperatives of our objectives, to provide jobs for those who are differently abled, or need a hand up.

I know Randy Lewis and his back story a bit.  I am confident that I know what the Walgreens answer would be, and I have hopes that more are learning from that experience.

So, ask yourself the core question.

The Kid can hardly wait for your answer.