[updated]
As of 11:59 EST on 31 October 2006...
Team Totals:
- $9,908.00 Army
- $9,659.79 Air Force
- $9,050.00 Marines
- $6,327.00 Navy
*Includes donors who did not donate through a team, but does not include those who mailed checks
[updated]
As of 11:59 EST on 31 October 2006...
Team Totals:
As of midnight Eastern Time we have the following totals:
Air Force: 2,281.79
Army: 3,696.00
Marines: 2,335.00
Navy: 2,027.00
Number of donations: 84
Total received: $11,215.79*
Great start! Today we set a rock-solid foundation for a huge week. Way to go, teams!
*Includes donations unaffiliated with a specific team
It's official, Project Valour-IT has distributed its 650th laptop!
What: a friendly competition to raise money for Valour-IT.
When: October 30 to November 11.
Where: starting on blogs and spreading everywhere.
Where does the "friendly competition" part come in? We've divided the milbloggers into four teams, according to military service branch to see who can inspire donors to raise the most money. Anybody can join any team, and all the money goes to the same place--wounded servicemembers of any military branch. Team leaders are:
Army: Blackfive
Navy: Chaotic Synaptic Activity
Marine Corps: Villainous Company
Air Force: Op-For
If you're a donor, click on a link above and donate to Valour-IT. If you're a blogger, you can sign up and join a team here, then go visit your team leader for more info.
Update: Chaotic Synaptic Activity has stepped up!
The Valour-IT fundraising competition will begin bright and early Monday morning. So far the team leaders are:
Army: Blackfive
Air Force: Op-For
Marine Corps: Villainous Company
Navy: ????? Chaotic Synaptic Activity has stepped up!
Yes, once again we find Navy slow to step up. Last year we started the competition without a leader for Navy. Fortunately they found someone after a day and managed to pull it together to be the first to meet their fundraising goal. But alas, they fell a few hundred dollars short of Army in the final totals. Kinda makes one wonder what might have happened had they had a leader from day one... Hmmmm? ;)
All teasing aside, we need a team leader for Navy: either a big blogger or a coalition of smaller ones. Who's going to step up to the plate?