<\/a><\/p>\n Earlier this week, I had posted about a charity donation giveaway<\/a>, where you, my readers would help me decide where I’m going to donate this year. It was honestly a lot of fun!<\/p>\n There was a ton of support for multiple charity organizations and with good reason. These organizations depend on funding to provide great services, whether it be a place for youth to grow, child care, a disease, or even animal care. There simply isn’t enough funding for some of these very important organizations out there.<\/p>\n Again, this was a really interesting way of giving back this holiday season. I do admit that the contest was a bit tough to understand with the 3 mediums though. I’ll try to simplify it with the next one I do.<\/p>\n Without further adieu, here are the results!<\/p>\n Outlet #1 \/ Blog Comments:\u00a0<\/strong><\/p>\n <\/a><\/p>\n <\/p>\n I ended up receiving 29 comments on my blog directly. I’ll even throw in a response for myself, rounding it up to 30.<\/p>\n Vote tally is as follows: (I’m including links if you want to find out more about the charities voted for.) Congrats NACBA! I will be donating $30, which will be matched by a contributor, making it $60!<\/p>\n Outlet #2 – Facebook:<\/strong><\/p>\n <\/a><\/p>\n <\/p>\n Facebook came through with 80 likes! Unfortunately, only two people remembered to link a charity. There was a vote for Baby Landon & the Philippines typhoon. Since Baby Landon received the 2nd highest amount of votes in the blog, the donation will go to him.<\/p>\n Thank you to all who voted for Landon, hopefully we can make a difference together. I will be donating $80, which will be matched by a contributor, making it $160!<\/p>\n Outlet #3 – Twitter:<\/strong><\/p>\n <\/a><\/p>\n <\/p>\n As you can see, not too many placed their votes via Twitter. In fact, only 1 person tweeted properly using my hashtags & rules.<\/p>\n
\n1. NACBA (12 Votes) – site link<\/a>
\n2. Baby Landon (7 votes) – site\u00a0<\/a>link
\n<\/a>3. UEAA (4 votes) – site link
\n<\/a>All with 1 vote:
\n4. Students helping street kids – site link<\/a>
\n4. APEX – site link<\/a>
\n4. Heaven’s Angels animal rescue – site link<\/a>
\n4. Philippines Typhoon<\/p>\n