COSTELLO: The Boy Scouts anti-gay stance over members and its organization is forcing another sponsor to pull its funding. The latest company, shipping giant UPS. Alison Kosik is here with more. Good morning, Alison.</s>KOSIK: Good morning, Carol. So technically what the company didn't do, it didn't put its funding, instead what it's doing is announcing new guidelines for any funding going forward. So those guidelines essentially disqualified the Boy Scouts from getting any money from UPS going forward. Now these new guidelines say that UPS Foundation will only support organizations that are aligned with the company's nondiscrimination policy, which says that UPS and UPS Foundation do not discriminate against any person or organization with regard to categories protected by applicable law. And what that essentially means is that all future funding is gone to the Boy Scouts until the organization welcomes in gay scouts and leaders. Now this change is coming about after 80,000 people signed a petition on change.org. UPS, by the way, Carol, is one of the boy scouts biggest corporate donors. He gave 1$150,000 to the boy scouts in 2010. Intel also had announced it was pulling its funding for the same reason. Carol?</s>COSTELLO: Alison Kosik, reporting live from the New York Stock. New season, same goal. Reach the final four, then cut down the nets. Michigan's state coach, Tom Izzo, joins us live in the NEWSROOM.
UPS Ends Boy Scouts Funding