Showing posts with label ChaseGivingChallenge. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ChaseGivingChallenge. Show all posts

Wednesday, January 13, 2010

Finalists Announced for Chase Community Giving - Philanthropy.com

Finalists Announced for Chase Community Giving - Philanthropy.com: "Finalists Announced for Chase Community Giving

More than one million Facebook users voted in the first round of Chase Community Giving. The financial-services company has announced the 100 small and local charities that received the most votes and will continue on to the second round of the $5-million competition."

Chase Community Giving on Facebook | Chase Trust

Chase Community Giving on Facebook | Chase Trust: "Congratulations to our Top 100 Charities

Thanks to your votes, these 100 charities will receive $25k each to help them better serve your communities. Over the last several weeks, each has submitted their Big Idea for what they would do with $1MM. Check out their proposals and be sure to return on Jan 15 to vote for your favorites."

Alexandria-Arlington news in brief -A vote for nonprofit group could be worth $1 million

Chase Community Giving Challenge heads for Round 2 on Jan 15.


Alexandria-Arlington news in brief - washingtonpost.com: "A vote for nonprofit group could be worth $1 million

The Arlington Street People's Assistance Network was recently notified by Chase Bank that the organization is eligible for a $1 million donation."

Wednesday, November 25, 2009

Saul Garlick: Chase Giveaway Gets Hot & Facebook Becomes Charity Hub

Saul Garlick: Chase Giveaway Gets Hot & Facebook Becomes Charity Hub: "Chase Community Giving on Facebook is no joke. They are doling out $5 million -- but only to nonprofit organizations that operate on less than $10 million a year. They are doing it in some pretty interesting -- and compelling -- increments: $25,000 goes to every organization that is in the top 100 list for votes received from November 15 until December 11. Another $100,000 will go to the top 5 and $1 million to the organization with the most votes. And they are reserving an extra $1 million for yet another oft-voted charity."