Give to the Max Day Alexandria Style!
If you haven't heard, today is Give to the Max Day, a giving holiday for nonprofit organizations throughout the capital region.
Starting at midnight on Wednesday, November 9, local residents will donate online to help raise millions of dollars for local nonprofits as part of the first annual Give to the Max Day: Greater Washington. Give to the Max Day is a massive one-day regional online fundraiser that will unite local Maryland, Virginia and Washington, DC communities to support nonprofits serving the area.
How do I find Alexandria nonprofits to support on Give to the Max Day?
We are so glad you asked. We've been collecting information about participating nonprofits in Alexandria so you don't have to, but you can also search the Give to the Max Day site for other options. Here's the list of Alexandria's participating nonprofits.
Donate today and be a part of Give to the Max Day!
And don't forget, we'll be doing Spring2ACTion again in 2012!
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