Singer Lady Gaga's partnership with Office Depot “endangers the welfare of children,” Linda Harvey has said.

Last month, Office Depot announced it will donate at least $1 million to support Lady Gaga's Born This Way Foundation, which works to end bullying in schools. The office supply chain pledged to donate twenty-five percent of the sales of limited edition products for back-to-school to the Born This Way Foundation, with a guaranteed donation of $1 million this year.

The products – which include pens, gift cards and Post-It notes – include the Born This Way Foundation logo along with one of six messages: “Be Brave,” “Be Amazing,” “Be Yourself,” “Be Kind,” “Be Accepting,” and “Be Involved.”

(Related: Office Depot donates $1 million to Lady Gaga's anti-bullying group.)

Harvey, the founder of the Columbus, Ohio-based Mission America and a frequent contributor to the conservative website WorldNetDaily.com, told radio listeners that the campaign misleads kids to accept homosexuality.

“There's another business parents need to avoid these days, especially for back to school shopping,” Harvey said. “Office Depot has decided to team up with Lady Gaga and her new pro-homosexual, non-profit group. Office Depot will be pushing rainbow colored products with messages that encourage the deviance of homosexuality while giving untruthful information to kids. Just to give some background, Lady Gaga has become quite a supporter of the homosexual political agenda, including the many ways children and teens are being deceived about these lifestyles. She jumped on board in a big way with a song called Born This Way and then followed up by starting the Born This Way Foundation. The goal, the group's website says, is to 'foster a more accepting society, where differences are embraced and individuality is celebrated. The Foundation is dedicated to creating a safe community that helps connect young people with the skills and opportunities they need to build a kinder, braver world.' It sounds noble but the reality is that they want to link children to homosexuality, which is deeply wrong.”