List updated on 11-12-12 
 
 Companies For "Christmas" AFA Online Store 
 
 ACE Hardware 
 
 Amazon.com 
 
 Bass Pro Shops 
 
 Bed Bath & Beyond 
 
 Belk 
 
 Best Buy 
 
 Big Lots 
 
 Books-A-Million 
 
 Cabella's 
 
 Collective Brands 
 
 Costco 
 
 CVS Pharmacy 
 
 Dick's Sporting Goods 
 
 Dilliards 
 
 Dollar General 
 
 Dollar Tree 
 
 H.E.B. That alert will urge shoppers to boycott Dick's between now and Dec. 25. AFA's Naughty or Nice List* 
 
 *Incomplete list, click here for complete list. AFA's 2012 listing of top retailers and how they recognize Christmas 
 
 Color Code: 
 
 BLUE : An AFA "5-Star" rated company that promotes and celebrates Christmas on an exceptional basis. Amazon 
 
 Best Buy 
 
 Cabella's 
 
 JCPenney 
 
 Kmart 
 
 Kohl's 
 
 Lowe's 
 
 Macy's 
 
 Nordstrom 
 
 Petsmart 
 
 Sears 
 
 Target 
 
 Walmart 
 
 Companies Marginalizing Christmas 
 
 Company refers to "Christmas" infrequently or in a single advertising medium. Bean 
 
 Lowe's 
 
 Macy's 
 
 Marshals 
 
 Meijer 
 
 Menard's 
 
 Michael's Stores 
 
 Neiman Marcus 
 
 Nordstrom 
 
 Office Max 
 
 Petsmart 
 
 Pier One Imports 
 
 ProFlowers.com 
 
 Publix 
 
 QVC.com 
 
 Rite Aid 
 
 Sam's Club 
 
 Sears 
 
 Scheels Sporting Goods 
 
 Super D Drug 
 
 Target 
 
 TJ Maxx 
 
 Toys R Us 
 
 Wal-Mart 
 
 Zappos.com Companies marginal on "Christmas" 1-800-Flowers.com 
 
 Bath & Body Works 
 
 Cooking.com 
 
 Hy-Vee Stores 
 
 Safeway 
 
 Starbucks 
 
 True Value 
 
 UncommonGoods.com 
 
 Walgreens 
 
 Whole Foods Companies AGAINST "Christmas" Banana Republic 
 
 Barnes & Noble 
 
 Family Dollar 
 
 Foot Locker 
 
 Gap Stores BOYCOTT!
– Dick's Sporting Goods gets the unlucky honor of being this year's villain in the “War on Christmas” campaign. The American Family Association has singled it out for a boycott this holiday season because the chain is “against” the holiday, reports Advertising Age. One of its offenses is having a "Holiday Shop” section on its website, with no mention of Christmas. All in all, though, the defense of Christmas has been going splendidly for the AFA, says a spokesman; over five years, the percentage of retailers acknowledging Christmas has soared from 20% to 80%, he says. And while Dick's may be "the 'most anti-Christmas' of all," only eight retailers remain on the “Companies Against Christmas” list, including Barnes & Noble, CVS, and RadioShack. The campaign is “not bullying," says the rep. "It's consumer advocacy." More at the Consumerist.