This is an archived article and the information in the article may be outdated. Please look at the time stamp on the story to see when it was last updated. Amazon is shutting down its charity program ...

There’s a program through Amazon that many shoppers are not aware of, and it could turn into cash for your favorite charity. Amazon Smile is the charity arm of the online shopping giant. "So far we've ...

(KERO) — Shoppers won't be able to link their favorite charity to their Amazon purchases much longer. The retailer is closing down its Smile charity donation program next month. The program allowed ...

The pending discontinuation of Amazon Smile – the online giant’s charitable giving program – is bringing a frown to the faces of local nonprofit leaders. Amazon announced in emails to participating ...

For almost 10 years, Amazon Smile has allowed customers to make charitable donations while shopping at Amazon. The service benefited a wide range of organizations, but this week Amazon announced that ...

Given the tiny percentage Smile actually generates for the chosen charity, I'm not sure I even want to figure out how much I've spent to give that much. I'd be better off just abandoning Amazon ...

The end of Amazon Smile has brought a frown from Mike Rowe. In a post on his Facebook page, Rowe said that while he is grateful to Amazon for the support Amazon Smile has given his mikeroweWORKS ...

Online shopping giant Amazon announced on Jan. 18, 2023, that it would be closing down its popular AmazonSmile charity program. After launching in 2013, a letter from Amazon addressed to customers ...

Charities called Oath Keepers and Three Percent share names with extremist groups that allegedly participated in the Capitol riots. Amazon is looking into the situation. Laura wrote about e-commerce ...

I do a lot of my holiday shopping at Amazon, mostly because it’s easy to use, helps me save money, offers free shipping and has pretty much everything I’m looking for. But if that wasn’t reason enough ...

Starbucks is laying off around 900 non-retail employees and closing some U.S. and Canadian stores as it focuses more of its resources on a turnaround. Chris Wolfe reports for KTLA News on September 26 ...