Watch the staff of 97.9 The Hill and Chapelboro.com break down how the Campaign for Local Community Nonprofit Advertising Fund works:

 

Help Build the Fund

With a gift to the fund, you can help benefit 10 local nonprofit organizations that make a difference in our community. Institutions such as CORA Food Pantry, Meals on Wheels of Orange County, The Scrap Exchange, Volunteers for Youth and more can receive advertising credit thanks to your contributions — and that credit can be used to promote their services, raise funds, find volunteers, expand projects and more!

The advertising credit that each nonprofit organization receives will be based entirely on financial contributions made to the Community Nonprofit Advertising Fund before September 25.  Click here to read more about the organizations currently on the ballot for a community vote and how making a gift to the Fund today will help to achieve their missions.

 

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