We were nominated to participate in City & County Credit Union’s Making the Greater Good Even Greater contest and voting is now live!
Voting will be open until Thursday, September 30th at 11:59 PM. People can vote once per day, per email. When users visit the voting link, organizations are shown on the page in random order. At the end of the voting period, the nonprofit and small business with the most votes will win $2,000 each!
Falls Prevention Awareness Day was Wednesday, September 22nd, and Matt Muenster was on location with a ramp we recently built talking about how we prevent falls in the home, improve safety, and preserve independence for the people we help!
Thanks to Matt and WCCO-TV for helping us raise awareness about falls prevention!
Dear Friends,
I’m thrilled to share some exciting news with you today about NetGiver, a new giving platform that provides an opportunity for 100% of your contribution to support our work. NetGiver is a fee-free giving platform powered by the community spirit of credit unions. Using NetGiver will result in a 7% savings between the fees typically paid by the donor and by our organization when we receive a donation online.
Imagine the difference that 7% could make in the lives of the people we help.
Typically, with a $1,000 donation minus the fees, we can install 34 grab bars or 34 smoke and carbon monoxide detectors. By using NetGiver for your donation, we can take the 7% that would have gone to fees and install 3 more grab bars or 3 more smoke and carbon monoxide detectors. This difference can prevent injuries in the home for more low-income households and will help us fulfill our mission of a safe and healthy home for every person.
We are excited about NetGiver and hope you will consider using this platform to make a donation. You can make a donation to Rebuilding Together Twin Cities using NetGiver here.
To learn more about NetGiver and the difference they are making for nonprofits, please visit their site at www.netgiverapp.com.
Thank you for your support!
Sincerely,
Kathy Greiner
