Comments on: Haiti, We Care

By: cupcakechic

cupcakechic — Tue, 02 Mar 2010 05:59:06 +0000

Hi Lee Turner, thank you for your gracious comments and for likening us to the philantrophy work that Starbucks and Ben & Jerry’s are already involved in. We are still a modest sized company but we hope to do more with what we have to help the communities around us. We rely a lot on feedback from our customers/fans and use those comments to improve the way we do business. Thank you again for your comments. Have a fantastic week ahead!

By: Lee Turner

Lee Turner — Sat, 27 Feb 2010 10:01:53 +0000

Growing up in Seattle I watched as a small coffee company grew into a global behemoth, and during a subsequent year in the US state Vermont I was fortunate to partake in the embryonic growth of two guys who combined talents (and temperaments) to create some unique ice cream flavors. Superseding the commercial success both these companies – Starbucks and Ben & Jerry’s – enjoyed is their passions for, and unwavering commitment to, civic and global philanthropy. While your product is exceptional, your activist charitable participation (and creativity) is extraordinary.

By: cupcakechic

cupcakechic — Fri, 19 Feb 2010 10:11:42 +0000

A total of 914 Haiti “I CARE” cupcakes were sold during the short 1 week period in end Jan/early Feb 2010 – thanks to all who supported the cause. As such, RM1 from each Haiti “I CARE” cupcake will be donated to the World Vision Emergency Relief Fund for the Haiti Earthquake early next week. Not a huge amount, but certainly a start to many more community projects Cupcake Chic will undertake to make some difference in the lives of others.

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By: Adrian

Adrian — Wed, 27 Jan 2010 19:01:21 +0000

Good on you guys to do this for our Haitian friends. Will do my bid when I pop by Cupcake Chic. May speedy relief and restoration come to the torn country through the efforts of World Vision and other relief agencies who are working tirelessly to lend assistance. God’s favour be upon them.