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This is the approach Carol Olney brings to her job as a special needs teacher in Mt. Pleasant,
SC and one that earned her recognition as our national Teacher of the Year. In 2004, we gave
back in excess of $4 million to the schools of thousands of teachers who were judged to have
a profound impact on the lives of their students. This program is just one of many that
support education, literacy and healthcare programs in our communities. Indeed, our stores
and associates direct a majority of the cash contributions that we make annually toward
their own communities. For the average store, this translates into more than $40,000 in
local charitable giving.
Vested Interest:
Supporting Carol
Olney’s Belief
That “Nothing Is
Impossible.”
Wal-Mart Is America’s Largest
Corporate Charitable Contributor.