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What Have You Done?

Monday, August 11th, 2008

I’ve posted about this several times already, and I will continue to post about it.

It’s a service that allows you to help raise money for your favorite charities and organizations. It’s simple, your sign up, select what cause you support (mine is the Pancreatic Cancer Action Network), and who you would like to sponsor you (I have UFC and Power Bar). After that, you get a banner to display on your site or MySpace/Facebook profile and that’s pretty much it. As people visit, the banner is seen and you earn “points”, for the points you earn money is donated from your sponsor to your charity.

It really is that simple. And better yet, you can support a number of great causes. What do you have to lose?

d3bruts1d invites you to SocialVibe.com

Tags: charity, Facebook, MySpace, Pancreatic Cancer Action Network, Power Bar, Social Vibe, UFC
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What Have You Done Lately?

Friday, July 4th, 2008

I posted a while back about SocialVibe, and thought with it being the 4th of July (at least for another hour or so) that it’d be appropriate to post about it again.

Basically SocialVibe is a services that brings many different companies together (Apple Computer, Coca-Cola, Sprint, Nike, and UFC to name a few) in order to raise money for your favorite charity. For example, the Pancreatic Cancer Action Network is the charity I’m helping raise money for. That’s just one, there are many others that you can select like WWF, Invisible Children, OLPC, and Do Something.

It’s simple to participate. Create an account, select what your cause is, select who you want to sponsor you, and then place the SocialVibe “ad” on your blog or social network profile. Each time the SocialVibe ad is viewed, you help raise money for your cause. And if that wasn’t enough, some sponsors even offer perks where you can earn or win rewards for your participation.

You know me, I wouldn’t be asking you to do something like this if I didn’t believe it was for a good cause.