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Deloitte Not Taking Any Chances That Someone Might Burn Their Disneyland to the Ground

Posted on by Caleb Newquist

Deloitte, proud owner of Texas's #1 all-you-can eat buffet, Deloitte University, knows that they need to take care their valuable facility. Therefore, it behooves the firm to show proper support for the local fire department:

Deloitte University donated $10,000 to the Westlake Fire Department in March, adding to multiple gifts to local government services.
 
The Fire Department used the money to purchase testing equipment for breathing apparatus, allowing for onsite testing of the masks that firefighters wear, according to a Town of Westlake news release.
The risk of an attendee getting drunk and starting a grease fire at 3 am is far too great.
 

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From Deloitte’s consistently awful website:

A new species of frog has been named after Deloitte, in recognition of the firm’s work in helping to preserve the Rubeho Forest in Tanzania, an ecologically distinct part of the country known as the ‘Galapagos of Africa’. Nectophrynoides deloittei was discovered in the Rubeho Forest in 2005 was named by the African Rainforest Conservancy (ARC), an agency set up to conserve and restore Africa’s rainforests.

Just such an occasion might cause someone to tweet something but there hasn’t been a peep out of Quigs. Probably plugging the book.