They are an MLM. Not an actual charity. - Marketing Coordinator Ultimate Charities Employee Review

Promotions, bonus opportunities, travel opportunities, professional development, free lunches, team events, positive company culture

Long hours, standing for long time, must be prepared for weather

You feel like you’re helping your community and serving nonprofits (only a portion of donations collected even actually go to these organizations).

There is literally a YouTube documentary called The Slave Circle which speaks about companies run JUST like this one - some of which are currently being sued in class action law suits for illegal business practices. If you are considering working for this company and for Jerry, I implore you to take the time to watch this documentary before making your final decision. They will make it seem too good to be true in the interview - let me tell you: IT IS. The company is built like a pyramid scheme with an insanely high turnover rate. Jerry said multiple times that he reserves the right to not pay employees at all for the week if they miss one day. This would be used as a tactic to scare people into committing 60 hour work weeks with no sick days or time off for doctors appts, etc.