evidence: On November 18, the fast food restaurant Chick-fil-A announced that it would cease donating to two noted anti-LGBTQ+ organizations, the Salvation Army and the Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA). According to Chick-fil-A’s 2018 990 tax forms, it donated $115,000 to the Salvation Army and $1.65 million to the Fellowship of Christian Athletes last year. [...] Chik-fil-A has long courted controversy for a history of donations to anti-LGBTQ+ organizations and statements by top executives denouncing marriage equality. Still, yesterday’s press release fails to specify if the company’s new approach to charitable giving is directly related to LGBTQ+ issues. In a separate interview with Bisnow, a real estate publication, Chik-fil-A President and COO Tim Tassopoulos did specify that the change was partly inspired by boycotts and bad press as a result of the chain’s anti-LGBTQ+ stances. Yet critics contend that the company’s actions don’t go far enough. As GLAAD representative Drew Anderson told the Washington Post, "In addition to refraining from financially supporting anti-LGBTQ organizations, Chick-fil-A still lacks policies to ensure safe workplaces for LGBTQ employees and should unequivocally speak out against the anti-LGBTQ reputation that their brand represents."