Help Your Favorite Nonprofit Win $1,000!
@ACTionAlexVAContest postponed as Sandy moves through our area!
Updates coming soon.
Do you have a favorite nonprofit? Want to see them get more fans for their hardwork?
We want Alexandria nonprofits to succeed on their ACTions and in their everyday work - that's why we're running this contest. The more favorites the get, the bigger audience they'll have!
The three organizations that recruit the most supporters to click on “Add to Favorites” on their organization page during the contest, wins.
Your favorite nonprofit could win:
- $1,000 for 1st Place
- $500 for 2nd Place
- $250 for 3rd Place
How do you add someone to your favorites? Check out our instructions.
Here are the Contestants!
Click on an organization(s) below to add to your favorites!
Center for Alexandria's Children
Child & Family Network Centers
Lee-Fendall House Museum & Garden
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