As defined by Merriam-Webster's Dictionary, "Commerce" is the exchange or buying and selling of commodities (or services) on a large scale involving transportation from place to place, i.e, "the possible increase of commerce by a great railroad." The aforementioned definition is typically applied to private-sector or for-profit companies
Although public-sector or non-profit companies do not function to generate "Commerce" for profit, nevertheless, vibrant revenue streams are required and must be sustained to facilitate the delivery of services.
Unfortunately, many private sector/for-profit companies refuse to donate to non-profits, because they do not perceive any return on their investment (ROI); simply put, the tax write-off is not enough.
Therefore, this proposal uniquely creates an "environment of reciprocity" benefiting both non-profit and for-profit companies for a mutual return on investment (ROI).
