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Rainbow Doritos are a tasty way to support LGBT causes
We are a Doritos generation. Once again the company proves itself worthy of that title.
America's favorite tortilla chip has paired with It Gets Better Project, which provides outreach to LGBT youth, to create a limited edition bag of Doritos with chips in — you guessed it — every color of the rainbow.
SEE ALSO: The Doritos generation: Why the chip is everywhere and you're OK with it
The Doritos Rainbows, which are purportedly flavored like Cool Ranch, are available exclusively online, where $10 or more gets you a bag of the coveted Doritos.
All funds go directly to the It Gets Better Project, a nonprofit organization whose mission statement is "to communicate to lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender youth around the world that it gets better, and to create and inspire the changes needed to make it better for them."
The hashtag #boldandbetter is a worthy one.
After all, a world where eating junk food supports a cause that improves life for teens who are in danger of feeling marginalized, bullied or unworthy in any way really is a world that's getting better all the time.
We are a Doritos generation. Once again the company proves itself worthy of that title.
America's favorite tortilla chip has paired with It Gets Better Project, which provides outreach to LGBT youth, to create a limited edition bag of Doritos with chips in — you guessed it — every color of the rainbow.
SEE ALSO: The Doritos generation: Why the chip is everywhere and you're OK with it
The Doritos Rainbows, which are purportedly flavored like Cool Ranch, are available exclusively online, where $10 or more gets you a bag of the coveted Doritos.
All funds go directly to the It Gets Better Project, a nonprofit organization whose mission statement is "to communicate to lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender youth around the world that it gets better, and to create and inspire the changes needed to make it better for them."
The hashtag #boldandbetter is a worthy one.
After all, a world where eating junk food supports a cause that improves life for teens who are in danger of feeling marginalized, bullied or unworthy in any way really is a world that's getting better all the time.
