evidence: There are many reasons why we should all avoid supporting Chick-fil-A at all costs, and its forgotten promise back in 2012 is high on the list. In September of that year, the Chicago-based Civil Rights Agenda issued a statement claiming that Chick-fil-A had promised to "no longer give to anti-gay organizations, such as Focus on the Family and the National Organization for Marriage." At the time, Chick-fil-A also released a statement claiming that they had "no agenda, policy or position against anyone," and that they value all individuals "regardless of their beliefs or opinions." But, as you can guess, the company’s donations to anti-LGBTQ groups nevertheless continued. [...] These donations were defended by Chick-fil-A officials, as they claimed the actions were on track with their goals to fund children’s programs and sports camps—no hidden homophobic agenda involved. But the pattern with anti-LGBTQ sentiment is undeniable and hardly hidden, dating back to the founder of Chick-fil-A himself with his own charitable organization created in 1984 called the WinShape Foundation. Still alive and kicking today, this organization has donated millions to anti-LGBTQ charities such as the Marriage & Family Foundation, the Georgia Family Council and Exodus International, a group that openly promoted conversion therapy until its demise in 2013.