You have recently been flooded with requests for donations to community causes. Since your store has been in operation for some period of time, most people assume that it is now profitable and feel that it is time for you to become a "good citizen" by supporting worthwhile community needs. You have noticed that some of your competitors are active in these causes and needs. Which of the following should you support? 7 options available. Choose any number below. 1. Neighborhood Arts (Cost: \$201) The Neighborhood Arts Council supports art activities, including classes for yputh and summer activities. 2. Little League (Cost: \$202) Local Little League baseball teams are looking for sponsors. If you sponsor a team, their shirts will have your name on the back. 3. Scholarship Fund (Cost: \$204) You can contribute to a scholarship fund for a needy high school student to attend the retailing program at the local technical school. The school has an excellent reputation and the student might be a prospective employee someday. 4. United Appeal (Cost: \$208) The local United Appeal campaign has asked for your donation. Your "fair share" is based on one month's business. 5. Youth Employment (Cost: \$216) A summer youth employment program helps needy college students. A student will work 15 hours per week in your store doing clerical work, sales, and light clean-up. 6. Clean-Air Camp (Cost: \$232) The sheriff's office is offering a clean-air camp for disadvantaged children and is looking for donations. The camp provides two-week sessions at a well-run facility. 7. Concert \$ponsor (Cost: \$264) Become a sponsor for the annual "Music in the Park" concert produced by the community philharmonic orchestra