So I am open to ordering my next Nikon (D800e, fyi) from a local dealer but I would like to know that some of my money is going towards doing some good in the world, especially in the form of animal welfare. Are there any stores that donate a portion of sales to the SPCA, PETA, Humane Society, etc?
Nikon dealers that engage in animal welfare charity?
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Why not just donate yourself ? Skip the middleman and get the money directly to them.
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Your best bet might be to buy your equipment locally and just ask the store owner. I buy about half of my equipment locally at a family own store and that at least keeps the money in the community and they support a number of local photo related events. The rest of course comes from B&H due to price or availability.
Posted 1 year ago # -
Funny you should say that, as Nikon makes scopes for rifles and other sporting optics.
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... and Canon, well that speaks for itself.... ;-)
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NSXType-R said:
Funny you should say that, as Nikon makes scopes for rifles and other sporting optics.OK, OK, but they do make the "other sporting optics" such as incredible binoculars to better see the birds, spotting scopes to see the ones the regular binoculers(sic) cannot, and also the really high price scopes so we can see the man on the moon. The $3000 one...
But the irony is "priceless" way to go NSXType-R
Posted 1 year ago # -
Ironically in my state hunters spend more money protecting habitat and wild game than environmentalist do. I also live in a state where Democrates have to be pro-gun to get elected. Oh I just love contradiction, it makes the world so interesting.
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andrewz said:
Ironically in my state hunters spend more money protecting habitat and wild game than environmentalist do....You'r absolutely right, my local farmer also invest much more in chicken, and pigs than any environmentalist, you surely got a point. If it was not for them, these two species and a few others would be extinct by now...
Talking about irony, one that would invest in children welfare charity would most likely endup feeding them meat.
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