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Ultimate Killer App: Facebook Causes Gift Cards!!!!

Submitted by on November 23, 2010 – 1:39 pmOne Comment

This is SO freaking cool.

You know the Causes application on Facebook?

Safeway and Von’s are now offering CAUSES GIFT CARDS for purchase throughout California stores.

From Causes website:

$25 and $50 Causes Gift Cards are now available in Safeway and Von’s grocery stores throughout California! Go to the Safeway Store Locator to find the Safeway or Von’s store near you. Buy a card (purchase is tax-deductible), give it to a friend, and your friend can choose from over 1.5 million nonprofits and donate the value of the card. Causes Gift Cards are a perfect gift for birthdays, the holidays, or anytime you want to give the power to make a difference.

Here’s what to do:

Buy them for the person in your life who has EVERYTHING and doesn’t need more clutter. For me, that means my in laws. They love receiving gifts that give back. I also might purchase some for hostess gifts. I mean, who really needs more candles, candy, or wine?

Put them on your wishlist so you donate to your favorite non profit (*wink wink*) and spread the word about your favorite cause.

If you are a recipient of one of these gift cards, we’d be delighted and grateful for you to help a mother out. Every single dollar donated benefits our diaper program and you become one of our angel investors!

Find us here:

Our Cause ID is 507967 (donation will be made under our fiscal sponsor, Point).


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  • tmk says:

    So much better than buying someone Farmville dollars, right? Awesome to see so many people caring more about giving back, especially in these dark economic times…

    There are some nonprofits that have been doing charity gift cards for a while. Check out http://www.tisbest.org for one that’s totally customizable. You don’t have to be on Facebook to use their cards (or web-savvy enough to navigate the Causes site, which is conFUSing), you just use their website to pick a charity to donate to. It was easy enough for my grandmother to figure out, so I figure that makes it easy enough for just about anyone.

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