TripAdvisor to Give $1 Million to Charity - You Decide Who Gets the Most

Travel website TripAdvisor is going to give a million dollars to charity, and it’s asking it’s readers to vote for which charity gets the most money.

The “More Than Footprints” campaign involves 5 very worthwhile charities covering areas from environmental protection to emergency relief. All you need to do is vote for the charity that you’d like to see more money go towards.

The Charities

The five charity organizations are:

  • Conservation International - Saving the places people love to visit
  • Doctors Without Borders - Emergency relief 
  • National Geographic - Exploring and sustaining authentic places 
  • The Nature Conservancy - Environmental protection
  • Save the Children - Aiding children around the world

TripAdvisor have stated that all charities will recieve a minimum donation of $50,000, but other than that, the million dollars will be “allocated evenly among the charities, as determined by the percentage of total votes that each charity receives during the promotion period”.

Voting closes on 9 November, 2008 at 11:59 p.m. Eastern Time, U.S.  

Vote Now!

So, what’s stopping you? You can vote straight from this page, by using the voting box below:

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4 Responses to “TripAdvisor to Give $1 Million to Charity - You Decide Who Gets the Most”

  1. Meaghan Says:

    You can vote right from here using this voting widget:

  2. Meaghan Says:

    Well, that didn’t work :( Here’s the link to the widget if you’d like to incorporate it into your post: http://morethanfootprints.typepad.com/my_weblog/voting-widgets.html

  3. Ian Says:

    Thanks for the tip, Meaghan!

  4. Twitter Draw for Charity Says:

    Sorry for veering off topic, just wanted to let everyone know we are currently running a free draw for charity on twitter, we are trying to raise awareness for the lack of support for debilitating mental health illnesses in Canada and the United States. The top prize is $100 just for tweeting. You can make a difference, all it takes is a tweet.

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