Thomas Smith Said That Jar Head Salsa Donated 10% Of Their Profits To Charities That He Claimed Supported Veterans, Which Included A Crisis Pregnancy Center
Smith Said, And It Was Reported On By The Detroit Free Press, That Jar Head Salsa Gave 10% Of Their Profits To Charities That Supported Veterans And Their Families
Smith Said Jar Head Salsa Donated 10% Of Their Profits To Charities That Support Veterans And Their Families. “A Davison-based salsa company marks a milestone and they're helping veterans along the way. ‘Jar Head Salsa’ celebrates 10 years in business next month. The company's name is a nod to the creator of the recipe who is a Marine. His father, the chief operating officer, says they donate 10 percent of their profits to charities that support veterans and their families... Tom Smith, COO of Jar Head Salsa said, ‘there's the concern that no veteran is ever left behind. They will go through whatever they have to do to make sure they keep that promise. So, there's that feeling of brother ship amongst the veterans, and that's important to us. It's the best time of the month.’” [Mid Michigan Now, 4/23/19]
Detroit Free Press: Jar Head Salsa Gave 10% Of Their Net Revenues To Charities That Support Veterans. “Those coolers turned into a company in 2009. Today, Jar Head Salsa, made in Davison, Michigan, is sold at 10 local farmers markets, three stores and Detroit's Eastern Market. It's on track to do $400,000 in sales this year, but the Smiths aren't in it only for the money. They give 10 percent of the net revenues to charities that support veterans.” [Detroit Free Press, 12/9/18]
In An Interview, Smith Said That One Of The Charities Jar Head Salsa Donated To Was A Crisis Pregnancy Center That He Claimed Helped The Families Of Veterans
Smith Said One Of The Charities That Jar Head Salsa Donated To Was The IMPACT Pregnancy Center In Flint, Michigan, Which He Claimed Served The Families Of Veterans
Video: Smith Said One Of The Charities That Jar Head Salsa Donated Some Of Their Proceeds To Was The IMPACT Pregnancy Center In Flint, MI. “Okay, we've got three veterans charities, and the first one is the national one, it's the Gary Sinise Foundation, and the way we do our charity is we pay all our bills at the end of the month, and whatever's left, we take 10% right off the top before anybody gets paid anything and give that to the veterans, and we started out with that process, you know, that's right out of the Bible to give back 10% and that's what we do. And so we started out with writing a check for $4 and now when we give it to our different charities, it's got a couple zeros behind it, and then our second charity is that Odd Fellows Scholarship Fund for sons and daughters of veterans, and that's the one that's located in Davidson. And our last charity is the Impact Pregnancy Center in Flint, Michigan, because we have so many kids conceived out of wedlock in Flint that if a family with a problem pregnancy can prove to have a veteran in the family, we make sure the baby's born and not aborted, and we support it for its first three years, and that one has a special place in our heart.” [Veterans Radio, 23:26, 1/8/19] (VIDEO)
Video: Smith Said The IMPACT Pregnancy Center Served The Families Of Veterans. “Okay, we've got three veterans charities, and the first one is the national one, it's the Gary Sinise Foundation, and the way we do our charity is we pay all our bills at the end of the month, and whatever's left, we take 10% right off the top before anybody gets paid anything and give that to the veterans, and we started out with that process, you know, that's right out of the Bible to give back 10% and that's what we do. And so we started out with writing a check for $4 and now when we give it to our different charities, it's got a couple zeros behind it, and then our second charity is that Odd Fellows Scholarship Fund for sons and daughters of veterans, and that's the one that's located in Davidson. And our last charity is the Impact Pregnancy Center in Flint, Michigan, because we have so many kids conceived out of wedlock in Flint that if a family with a problem pregnancy can prove to have a veteran in the family, we make sure the baby's born and not aborted, and we support it for its first three years, and that one has a special place in our heart.” [Veterans Radio, 23:26, 1/8/19] (VIDEO)
- Smith: “If A Family With A Problem Pregnancy Can Prove To Have A Veteran In The Family, We Make Sure The Baby’s Born And Not Aborted.” “Okay, we've got three veterans charities, and the first one is the national one, it's the Gary Sinise Foundation, and the way we do our charity is we pay all our bills at the end of the month, and whatever's left, we take 10% right off the top before anybody gets paid anything and give that to the veterans, and we started out with that process, you know, that's right out of the Bible to give back 10% and that's what we do. And so we started out with writing a check for $4 and now when we give it to our different charities, it's got a couple zeros behind it, and then our second charity is that Odd Fellows Scholarship Fund for sons and daughters of veterans, and that's the one that's located in Davidson. And our last charity is the Impact Pregnancy Center in Flint, Michigan, because we have so many kids conceived out of wedlock in Flint that if a family with a problem pregnancy can prove to have a veteran in the family, we make sure the baby's born and not aborted, and we support it for its first three years, and that one has a special place in our heart.” [Veterans Radio, 23:26, 1/8/19] (VIDEO)
The IMPACT Pregnancy Center Was A Crisis Pregnancy Center
IMPACT Pregnancy Center Was A Crisis Pregnancy Center. “I.M.P.A.C.T. is a crisis pregnancy center located in the inner city of Flint, MI. Our goal is to provide help to men and women of all ages through spiritual enrichment, education, emotional support and resources during their pregnancy and beyond. It is our objective to reduce the national average of unplanned pregnancies. We will help parents develop a life vision and purpose for their family, as we help them discover their God given destinies, develop their spiritual purposes and prepare them for productive lifestyles supporting their communities.” [IMPACT Pregnancy Resource Center, accessed 5/26/26]
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[IMPACT Pregnancy Resource Center, accessed 5/26/26]
Smith Said The Donations To The Crisis Pregnancy Center Were To “Make Sure The Baby’s Born And Not Aborted” And Said The Organization Had A “Special Place In Our Heart”
Video: Smith: “We Make Sure The Baby’s Born And Not Aborted.” “Okay, we've got three veterans charities, and the first one is the national one, it's the Gary Sinise Foundation, and the way we do our charity is we pay all our bills at the end of the month, and whatever's left, we take 10% right off the top before anybody gets paid anything and give that to the veterans, and we started out with that process, you know, that's right out of the Bible to give back 10% and that's what we do. And so we started out with writing a check for $4 and now when we give it to our different charities, it's got a couple zeros behind it, and then our second charity is that Odd Fellows Scholarship Fund for sons and daughters of veterans, and that's the one that's located in Davidson. And our last charity is the Impact Pregnancy Center in Flint, Michigan, because we have so many kids conceived out of wedlock in Flint that if a family with a problem pregnancy can prove to have a veteran in the family. We make sure the baby's born and not aborted, and we support it for its first three years, and that one has a special place in our heart.” [Veterans Radio, 23:26, 1/8/19] (VIDEO)
Video: Smith Said The IMPACT Pregnancy Center Had A “Special Place In Our Heart.” “Okay, we've got three veterans charities, and the first one is the national one, it's the Gary Sinise Foundation, and the way we do our charity is we pay all our bills at the end of the month, and whatever's left, we take 10% right off the top before anybody gets paid anything and give that to the veterans, and we started out with that process, you know, that's right out of the Bible to give back 10% and that's what we do. And so we started out with writing a check for $4 and now when we give it to our different charities, it's got a couple zeros behind it, and then our second charity is that Odd Fellows Scholarship Fund for sons and daughters of veterans, and that's the one that's located in Davidson. And our last charity is the Impact Pregnancy Center in Flint, Michigan, because we have so many kids conceived out of wedlock in Flint that if a family with a problem pregnancy can prove to have a veteran in the family. We make sure the baby's born and not aborted, and we support it for its first three years, and that one has a special place in our heart.” [Veterans Radio, 23:26, 1/8/19] (VIDEO)
The Impact Pregnancy Center Repeatedly Posted Extreme Anti-Abortion Rhetoric And Promoted An Anti-Abortion Movie
The Impact Pregnancy Center Repeatedly Posted Extreme Anti-Abortion Rhetoric On Their Facebook
The Impact Pregnancy Center: “Abortion…A Horrible Painful Death.” “Abortion…a horrible painful death.” [Facebook, Impact Pregnancy Center, 11/5/20]
The Impact Pregnancy Center Posted A Quote That Read “The Answer To A Crisis Pregnancy Is To Eliminate The Crisis, Not The Child.” [Facebook, Impact Pregnancy Center, 6/14/22]
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[Facebook, Impact Pregnancy Center, 6/14/22]
Impact Pregnancy Center Reposted A Picture Of A Newborn With The Caption “Another Baby That Was Saved From Abortion Was Born!” “Another baby that was saved from abortion was born! What a beautiful boy! Praise God!!” [Facebook, Impact Pregnancy Center, 2/10/19]
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[Facebook, Impact Pregnancy Center, Impact Pregnancy Center, 2/10/19]
Impact Pregnancy Center Commented “Amen!!” On A Post That Said You Couldn’t Vote For A Person That “Slays Babies In The Womb” If You Were A Christian. [Facebook, 2/20/19]
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[Facebook, Impact Pregnancy Center, 2/20/19]
Impact Pregnancy Promoted The An Anti-Abortion Movie, “Unplanned,” Which Planned Parenthood Said Made False Claims, Distortions, And Incorrect Depictions About Health Care.
Impact Pregnancy Promoted The Movie “Unplanned.” [Facebook, Impact Pregnancy Center, 3/6/19]
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[Facebook, Impact Pregnancy Center, 3/6/19]
- Planned Parenthood Said The Claims In The Anti-Abortion Movie, “Unplanned” Were False, And It Promoted Distortions And Incorrect Depictions About Health Care. “If you haven’t seen a commercial for Unplanned, an anti-abortion movie critical of Planned Parenthood, it isn’t for lack of trying on the part of marketers, whose efforts have been consistently rebuffed by TV networks. […] Planned Parenthood issued the following statement about Unplanned, ‘The claims in this film are simply false. Planned Parenthood is proud to provide expert, high-quality health care to our patients, including safe and legal abortion, in a safe and compassionate environment. The movie promotes many falsehoods including most importantly, distortions and incorrect depictions about healthcare.’” [The Hollywood Reporter, 3/29/19]
Crisis Pregnancy Centers Were Run By Anti-Abortion Activists That Engaged In Manipulative Practices That Spread Misinformation On Sexual Health And Abortion And Have Been Known To Delay Access To Medically Legitimate Prenatal And Abortion Care
Planned Parenthood: Crisis Pregnancy Centers Were Run By Anti-Abortion Activists Who Try To Scare People From Getting An Abortion. “Crisis pregnancy centers (also called CPCs or "fake clinics") are clinics or mobile vans that look like real health centers, but they're run by anti-abortion activists who have a shady, harmful agenda: to scare, shame, or pressure you out of getting an abortion, and to tell lies about abortion, birth control, and sexual health. Crisis pregnancy centers don’t provide abortion or offer a full range of health care, and they won’t give you honest facts about sexual health and your pregnancy options — their goal is to spread misinformation and propaganda.” [Planned Parenthood, 11/4/21]
Crisis Pregnancy Centers Engage In Manipulative And Deceptive Practices That Spread Misinformation On Sexual Health And Abortion And CPCs Have Been Show To Delay Access To Medically Legitimate Prenatal And Abortion Care. “Crisis pregnancy centers (CPCs) are nonprofit organizations that present themselves as healthcare clinics while providing counseling explicitly intended to discourage and limit access to abortion. These facilities engage in purposefully manipulative and deceptive practices that spread misinformation on sexual health and abortion. CPCs have also been shown to delay access to medically legitimate prenatal and abortion care, which negatively impacts maternal health.” [National Library of Medicine, 6/8/22]