Category — Contest

Here are the wonderful non-profit organizations that won free fleece blankets!

Name of the Non-Profit City: State: Place
Center for Great Apes Wauchula FL 1st Place – 240 blankets
Treasure Boxes for Preschoolers Tampa FL 2nd Place – 144 blankets
Anjellicle cats rescue New York City NY 3rd Place – 96 blankets
Airborne Angel Cadets of Texas Carrollton TX 4th Place – 24 blankets
Anderson Humane Society Lawrenceburg KY 4th Place – 24 blankets
First Light Farm Equine Shelter Perry ME 4th Place – 24 blankets
Golden Valley Fellowship Golden Valley AZ 4th Place – 24 blankets
Grove Christian Outreach Center Williamsburg VA 4th Place – 24 blankets
Liberty Humane Society Jersey City NJ 4th Place – 24 blankets
Little Mews Rescue Oxford NY 4th Place – 24 blankets
Mindy’s Memory Primate Sanctuary Newcastle OK 4th Place – 24 blankets
Molly’s Adopt A Sailor Portland OR 4th Place – 24 blankets
Orange County Cavy Haven Garden Grove CA 4th Place – 24 blankets
Port Townsend Lighthouse Lions Club Port Townsend WA 4th Place – 24 blankets
Save the Chimps Ft pierce FL 4th Place – 24 blankets
Soldier’s Angels San Antonio TX 4th Place – 24 blankets
St. John’s Lutheran school and church Milwaukee WI 4th Place – 24 blankets
The Lucky Dog Project Mundelein IL 4th Place – 24 blankets
No Boundaries International    Edmond OK    4th Place – 24 blankets
Vettes to Vets    Middleton    Massachusetts    4th Place – 24 blankets
Camp Korey    Carnation    WA    4th Place – 24 blankets
Orphan Resources International    Ephrata    PA    4th Place – 24 blankets
Erica Rae’s Kids Inc.    Aurora    CO    4th Place – 24 blankets
Bibles & Blankets    Houston    TX    4th Place – 24 blankets
The PourHouse, Inc.    Indianapolis    IN    4th Place – 24 blankets

As we contact the other winning organizations we will post them! Thanks again to everyone that entered a non-profit organization.

Marc Joseph, Author; CEO/President and Founder, DollarDays International, Inc. has written a new article for The Huffington Post. Head over and check it out.

Last week the White House released their “American Jobs Act” proposal. Two ideas that caught my eye included preventing up to 280,000 teacher layoffs, and modernizing at least 35,000 public schools by supporting new science labs, Internet-ready classrooms and renovations at schools across the country, in rural and urban areas. No matter what your political outlook is on life, these are two parts of the act that all Americans must agree our society needs to keep our country moving forward in this highly competitive world.

In addition to the HP article, we wanted to remind everyone of the Facebook contest happening now!

I wish we all had the courage of the Tacoma teachers. My company, www.dollardays.com is giving away $5,000 in school supplies to a school through our Facebook page, but this is just a small drop in the bucket of much needed funding. Every company, every community should be pushing our representatives in Washington to do the right thing. Fund teachers, fund school building and this in the short run will help our economy get back on track.

Be sure to enter into this giant giveaway!

Enter your school to win one month of premium SAT test prep for the entire Junior class!

DollarDays.com has teamed up with Boston Test Prep’s Online SAT Program to help kids score higher on the SAT. Each subscription by itself sells for $59. Total value depends on the number of students in the Junior class.

The winning school will have access to the online preparation from September 1, 2011 – September 31, 2011. The big SAT test is October 1st!

Marc Joseph, CEO/President and Founder of DollarDays International Inc. has been featured for an article in the Huffington Post.

Be sure to check it out and also vote on Facebook.

Enter your school to win $500 in school supplies from DollarDays.com! Budgets are tight. Finding it hard to get the supplies you need for your students? DollarDays.com is here to help! Enter your school to win by nominating them for the prize. Then the voting begins! The school with the most votes wins the giveaway…it’s that easy!

Are you a teacher in a district that’s making huge budget cuts? Let DollarDays help with some of your expenses on school supplies. Imagine the possibilities of what $500 could do for your classroom!

Prize Details
Teachers enter to win a $500 shopping spree at DollarDays! We understand that teachers often have to spend their own money on supplies. Win this shopping spree and start your year off right!

Contest Instructions
Teachers enter to win between June 1st and June 15th. Then tell all of your friends to come back daily between June 16th and June 30th and vote! The teacher with the most votes on June 30th will win a $500 shopping spree at Dollar Days!

Enter the contest on Facebook, contest ends June 15th, so hurry and spread the word!

ENTER HERE

Starting on February 7th 2011, we’ll be donating $500 in merchandise to the local entrepreneur with the most mentions on our Facebook wall! The winner will also be featured on the DollarDays website and blog.

Click here for more information

That’s right! DollarDays has turned 10 years old and we’re ready to celebrate by offering our visitors a chance to win some cold hard cash.

Introducing the great Warehouse Hunt!

What is it?
Search around the DollarDays.com website and look for a small icon located under the product image. Once you find an icon, click it and enter your name and email. That’s It!

Every week, we’ll draw a winner and that person receives a $100 gift certificate to DollarDays.

Click here for rules and regulations

You like winning stuff? You want to win $100 and not really have to do any work? Well, good thing you’re here. DollarDays is now running a Share the Scare contest. We’re giving away a $100 gift certificate that can be used toward the purchase of a halloween costume.

You have until October 12 to enter, so you better head on over to the contest page and figure out what you need to do to become eligible for this scary offering. Halloween is fast approaching, and you don’t want to end up costumeless.