Philly Group May Win $50K

Help Children with Special Needs in just One Click!

Friendship Circle of Philadelphia, a nonprofit organization that pairs children with special needs with teenage volunteers, has a good chance of winning up to $50,000.

Currently rating number 7, the Chabad organization is the only Jewish non-profit from around the U.S. in the top 10 of the “Vote for Good” competition by Tom’s of Maine.

There are 90 active families and 160 active teenage volunteers. The Friendship Circle was founded by the Lubavitch House.

With a single click (no sign up required), you can help the Friendship Circle in Philadelphia earn up to $50k. The generous folks at Tom’s of Maine are currently running a campaign on their website (ending September 13, 2011), and are asking members of the public to vote for a worthy cause on a daily basis. The organization with the most votes receives $50k, while 2nd – 6th place receive $20k respectively.

The Friendship Circle is currently sitting at 7th place, and could really do with your support! Voting is quick, easy and non-intrusive.

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That was simple! Willing to do that every day? Click this link and check next to DAILY VOTING.

Please share this link with as many people as possible, and make a difference one click at a time!

About the Friendship Circle:
The organization has been creating friendships in Philadelphia, Montgomery, Chester and Delaware county for six years, with the mission to engage children and teens, provide support, nurture a sense of awareness and responsibility, and connect dynamic friends to the Jewish community.