Donations=Sealed Benny Vinyl Giveaway!!!

DJ253147 · February 2012

A very benevolent gesture of you 3days. Donated to the Canadian Cancer Society. Knowing what the PJ community are like I'd be confident that many of the donations are north of the $10.00 figure.

rjwhite19 · February 2012

Donated to the ALS society of Nova Scotia.
Great contest!

walkunafraid · February 2012

Made another donation, this time to the ASPCA.

For over 140 years the ASPCA has worked tirelessly to end animal cruelty. From education and care to adoption and rescue, the ASPCA is making a life changing difference for animals across America. Your support will mean so much to the animals right in your community. Thank you for making the ASPCA and the animals we serve a part of your life.

eyecanwalk · February 2012

Life Rolls On in where I made mine at.

Life Rolls On is a non-profit organization that inspires others to see the boundless possibilities beyond paralysis. Established in 2002, LRO’s signature adaptive surfing program, They Will Surf Again, has grown into a catalyst of hope for thousands of individuals throughout the world.

RR165789 · February 2012

Done to
www.emergency.it
thanks for the chance and good luck to all

kroix007 · February 2012

Just donated to RSPCA Australia,

Big shout out to OP - Well done, great to see some caring people out there that would do something like this!

Loulou · February 2012

3days wrote:

Hey Everybody,

This is, to put it plainly, OUTSTANDING! As of right now, over $1,500 has been gifted to various organizations!

About a day and a half left before the drawing. Just a few reminders:

Please check your emails and inboxes over the next few days. My intention is to contact the winners shortly after midnight (central time) on the 14th.

Please remember to provide credible proof of donation(s) for each post made if your name is drawn. Credible proof can be online receipts, cc statements, scanned receipts, confimation emails... etc. I'm not looking for anything with sensitive information (like credit card numbers) on it. If you want to black out credit card info and scan before sending, that is fine.

Once the winners have been drawn, contact has been made, and proof of donation has been established, the winners will be announced on this thread.

Good luck to everyone, and THANK YOU very, very much!

This is fantastic!

Indi4ence · February 2012

donated to St. Judes Childrens Hospital

P J P · February 2012

Great idea - I'm in!

Donation made to the American Cancer Society.

redraw · February 2012

Just made a donation to the RSPCA here in Australia

78FLH · February 2012

http://www.canineassistants.org/

Canine Assistants, founded in 1991, trains and provides service dogs for children and adults with physical disabilities or other special needs. In addition to physically assisting those with disabilities, Canine Assistants service dogs are instrumental in removing many of the barriers faced by the disabled in today's society. Most Canine Assistants service dogs are born, raised, and trained at our facility in Alpharetta, Georgia, while some are occasionally adopted from local organizations or breeders. The majority of our service dogs are retrievers, including both goldens and labradors.

78FLH · February 2012

http://www.defhr.org/

Days End Farm Horse Rescue (Days End) is a volunteer based, animal welfare organization established in 1989 to foster compassion and responsibility for horses through intervention, education and outreach. Since its beginning in 1989, Days End has been a place where children and adults have found enrichment, satisfaction, sadness and purpose through helping to provide care for unwanted, abused or neglected horses. Days End has gone from a small non-profit sheltering only a few horses annually, to a full scale and well respected rescue and rehabilitation facility housing on average 50 to 60 horses at any given point in time.

klusterfuk · February 2012

thanks for the chance. donated to March of Dimes.

klusterfuk · February 2012

donated to Ronald McDonald House.

nothingman203 · February 2012

Yellow Ribbon Club

EC51493 · February 2012

made to AIRC (The Italian Association for Cancer Research)

http://www.airc.it/english/

The Italian Association for Cancer Research (Associazione Italiana per la Ricerca sul Cancro, or AIRC) was founded in 1965 by a group of researchers at the Istituto Tumori in Milan, including Umberto Veronesi and Giuseppe della Porta, with invaluable support from eminent local businesspeople. From the outset, AIRC has been committed to fostering cancer research in Italy, and has gradually expanded to include 17 Regional Committees and nearly 1.800.000 members. These are the people whose generosity supports the association and allows it to exist and move forward.

What AIRC does is to raise funds and give out grants for cancer research, and keep the public up to date on the latest news in this field. Fundraising takes place in two forms: 50% through national and local events designed for the general public and the business community, and 50% through letters requesting support.

Each year, the funds raised are allocated to research projects and study grants deemed particularly worthwhile by AIRC's Scientific Committee made up of oncology experts throughout Italy, who review and select applications with the help of more than 350 European and American researchers.

In 1977 AIRC set up the Fondazione Italiana per la Ricerca sul Cancro (FIRC), recognized as a non-profit association in 1980, for the specific purpose of receiving bequests, legacies and gifts. Legally separate from but complementary to AIRC, the foundation is tasked with developing an asset base that ensures the future of research

Since its foundation, AIRC has achieved the following:

■it has given out more than € 657 million (*) for research projects conducted at institutions, universities, and hospitals throughout Italy;
■it has given out more than € 33 million (**) for study grants to young researchers;
■in accordance with its Articles of Incorporation and By-Laws, it has created a system to inform and raise public awareness of the latest developments in cancer prevention, diagnosis and treatment, mainly through its publication "Fondamentale" (partly supported by FIRC), and its website.