OMF's Triple Giving Tuesday is Coming Soon

Author:

Marilyn Simon-Gersuk

We are thrilled to announce we will once again celebrate #GivingTuesday as Triple Giving Tuesday. Jack and Dilla Cosgrove and Family have generously pledged up to $100,000 to triple your support for research.

If you give $250, the Cosgrove family will match $750 and your gift will be worth $1,000. WOW!

We are tremendously grateful to the Cosgrove Family and encourage you to donate to our Triple Giving Tuesday campaign. The campaign will begin on Tuesday, October 17and will continue through Tuesday, November 28. (Photo Jack Cosgrove, Dilla Cosgrove, Jill Von Ebers, Chris Quinn, Linda Tannenbaum)

International Giving Tuesday has become the single largest day of philanthropy around the world. OMF will once again celebrate this international movement as #TripleTuesdayOMF #GivingMEday #UnselfieME

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