The GiveNetwork Launches CharityBomb to Give Donors the Opportunity to Give Back and Win

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Press Releases GiveNetwork Press Release Share Blog Receive press releases from GiveNetwork: By Email PDF Version RSS Feeds: The GiveNetwork Launches CharityBomb to Give Donors the Opportunity to Give Back and Win Designed to Fuel the Support for and Growth of Smaller Local Nonprofits, CharityBomb Offers Donors the Chance to Win Cash Prizes up to $175,000 The first campaign will support five Southern California charities dedicated to helping local youth with opioid addiction, grief recovery, drug education, overdose recovery and end or life care for critically ill children.“This event will support our efforts that help children, teens, and families facing lifes many struggles, such as mental health issues, substance abuse, learning disabilities, and legal challenges.Lake Forest, CA, February 28, 2017 --( PR.com )-- The GiveNetwork, a mobile giving platform designed to encourage support for charitable fundraising initiatives, today announced the launch of CharityBomb, which hosts regional online fundraising campaigns designed to fuel the support and growth of smaller local nonprofits working within a targeted area of philanthropy.The first campaign will support five Southern California charities dedicated to helping local youth with opioid addiction, grief recovery, drug education, overdose recovery and end or life care for critically ill children.As part of reaching the $5 million campaign goal, six winners will be randomly chosen to share in overall cash prizes of $175,000.Five different drawings will be held for each of the five collected donation stages.“This event will support our efforts that help children, teens, and families facing lifes many struggles, such as mental health issues, substance abuse, learning disabilities, and legal challenges.

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