Specifically, the vague something that dogs Dr.
The difference here is that the monster is barely a metaphor at all: The demon, or evil spirit, or whatever it is-the movie is vague on this point-literally feeds on, and is spread by, trauma. And although it comes on the cusp of a new decade, the new Paramount wide-release horror movie "Smile" fits right in with its PTSD-induced kin. If all of those families chose American Preparatory Education Foundation as their charity through the AmazonSmile program we would receive $16,800 IN JUST ONE YEAR! And that isn’t even counting the purchases that APA and the Foundation make! There is so much potential for us to receive much more in donations from Amazon.ĭid you know that Jeff Bezos’ net worth is $206 BILLION and Amazon is worth more than $1.7 TRILLION? In 2021 he made more than $1.When the horror histories of the 2010s are written, the decade will be associated with trauma metaphors the way the ‘80s are with slasher movies. If 60% of those households have Prime memberships and spend an average of $1,400 per year with Amazon that equates to $3,360,000 in Amazon purchases (4000 households x 60% x $1,400). So let’s use a total of 4,000 households in making our calculations as some of the staff members also have students, so they are also counted in the total number of families.
There are 1,147 Amazon customers who have ever made an Amazon purchase that has resulted in a donation from Amazon to APEF. Two-thirds of American households have an Amazon Prime accountĪPA currently has approximately 700 staff members and 3,574 families. Prime members spend an average of $1,400 and non-Prime members spend an average of $600 annually.I’ve been doing some number crunching to come up with a goal for donations received from Amazon through their AmazonSmile program.
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