My name was drawn and Shwachman-Diamond America won $250! We participated in The Network for Good’s Giving Challenge and then they asked for those who participated to fill out a survey. They said if we filled out the survey, we could win more money for our charity through a drawing. I filled out the survey! God is SO good! SO good! SDA can use all the help we can get! WOO HOO thank you Case Foundation!
Here is the email I received and below my signature is the letter they sent to SDA.
Dear Pattie,
Congratulations! By participating in our survey on your experiences in the 2007-2008 Giving Challenge, you’ve been randomly selected to have a $250 donation made to your cause. The Case Foundation will make the donation on your behalf to Shwachman-Diamond America.
Please refer to the attached letter, a copy of which has been sent to Shwachman-Diamond America, for more details about the donation.
The Case Foundation is very excited to gather valuable feedback from participants in the Giving Challenge. We will be using the results from these surveys to inform a research paper on lessons learned from the Challenge. Please keep an eye out for it on our website, www.casefoundation.org.
Thanks again for your participation in the Challenge, for taking the time to fill out our survey, and for working to support Shwachman-Diamond America.
Sincerely,
The Case Foundation
January 29, 2009
Shwachman-Diamond America
931-B South Main Street #332
Kernersville, NC 27284
To Whom It May Concern:
The Case Foundation is pleased to inform you that we have made a donation via Network for Good in the amount of $250 to your organization on behalf of Pattie Curran. This donation is the result of a random drawing for individuals who completed a survey about their participation in the Giving Challenge, a Case Foundation initiative launched in partnership with Parade Magazine, Causes on Facebook, GlobalGiving, and Network for Good.
The goal of the initiative was to inspire Americans to support their favorite causes and charities through the use of new technologies that make online giving more productive, meaningful, and fun. The result: 81,597 donations and $1,772,908 given to nonprofits
—an extraordinary outcome.
As we look back on the Challenge, we wanted to take the opportunity to research what worked and what didn’t work so well in an effort to honor the passion and vision that helped make the initiative such a success, and our world a better place. To that end, we sent out surveys to all those who championed a cause as part of the Challenge. As an incentive for completing the survey, the Case Foundation offered a $250 donation to the charities championed by four randomly selected participants. This small donation celebrates Pattie Curran’s respect for your work as well as the spirit of involvement of all the Giving Challenge participants.
We wish you the best as you continue your important work. If you would like more information about upcoming initiatives of the Case Foundation, please visit www.casefoundation.org.
Sincerely,
Brian Sasscer
Senior Vice President, Interactive Strategies
Cc: Pattie Curran
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