evidence: In 2017, the Chick-Fil-A Foundation donated a total of $9.9 million to nonprofit groups — $1.8 million of which went to organizations including the Fellowship of Christian Athletes, the Paul Anderson Youth Home in Georgia, and the Salvation Army, a report by ThinkProgress revealed. The concerns with funding these organizations is that by all appearance they are not supportive of the LGBTQ+ community. At the most, they could be seen as homophobic and harmful. Fellowship of Christian Athletes, who received the bulk of the funds at $1.6-plus million, requires participating students to sign a Sexual Purity Statement promising to not engage in "homosexual acts." The Paul Anderson Youth Home holds that same-sex marriage is a "rage against Jesus Christ and His values," and the Salvation Army has a long history of queerphobia. [...] The company has denied the claims against them in a statement, writing, "To suggest that our efforts in supporting these organizations was focused on suppressing a group of people is misleading and inaccurate."