<human>: Give me the gist of the text in a nutshell

(Throwaway because some of my co-workers are probably aware of my regular handle.)

I'm the marketing guy at my office, it's a small-ish business of around 40 people.  I got a project handed to me a week ago to make and send a bunch of Christmas cards to our customers, suppliers, and those kinds of people.  I was asked by the President of the company to include a line that we're donating to a Christmas charity on behalf of the recipient.

I was talking about it with my direct supervisor yesterday, who let me know that we aren't actually donating anything.  He said that he didn't really care for the dishonesty about it either, but his hands were politically tied.  I'm sitting here this morning addressing the cards to send them out tomorrow and I feel horrible about it, it just makes me feels so immoral and dishonest about it, especially at this time of the year.

Should I say anything about it?  It doesn't feel like anyone here either cares or has the political capital to do anything about it.  Perhaps I could tip off one of our customers?  I just don't know.
<bot>: Employer is making fake statements of donating to charity in our Christmas cards I'm sending out and I feel morally compromised about it and don't know what to do.