Announcing an LJC Contest:
Help Us Choose a Local Charity
In this season of giving, the La Jolla Cosmetic Surgery Centre wants to help our local community. We will donate $2,500 to a local charity. We just can’t decide which one!
Enter the contest: /charity The contest winner will be announced on Jan 10th, 2012.
You get to decide which charity gets the money!
We have narrowed the recipient list to three lucky charities, all local to the San Diego area:
As an extra incentive:
When you cast your vote, you are automatically entered into a drawing to win a $250 VISA gift card (good wherever VISA is accepted).
You can enter only once. Find out more about the charities below and then go to the contest page to vote. You also have the opportunity to provide the e-mail addresses* of up to two friends to earn two extra votes in the contest.
*We will never spam you or your friends. Your friends will receive a single e-mail notifying them of the contest so they can enter, too.
Helen Woodward Animal Center
Helen Woodward Animal Center is not just another no-kill animal shelter; it is a private, non-profit organization dedicated to saving animal lives while enriching people’s lives. For over 31 years, the Center has provided not only humane care and adoption services for orphaned animals, but also animal-centered educational and therapeutic programs for people. In addition, they teach organizations around the world how to promote their humane animal adoption programs and stop the needless animal deaths.
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Ronald McDonald House San Diego
When a child is hospitalized, the day-to-day lives of parents and siblings are thrown into chaos. Everyday needs like meals, showers, sleep, and laundry can fall by the wayside. Ronald McDonald House Charities® of San Diego provides a home-away-from-home for those families with a child who has been admitted to a local hospital for a serious, often life-threatening illness or injury. The organization’s Family Care Center in San Diego makes life easier for the entire family so they can deal with the child’s medical crisis.
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San Diego Rescue Mission
Began in 1954, the San Diego Rescue Mission spreads the good news of salvation through Christ by serving the needs of the poor, abused, addicted, and homeless. SDRM believes in the inherent worth of every homeless man, woman, and child, and strives to improve the quality of their lives. Their rehabilitation and discipleship programs achieve positive, lasting change that creates better lives for those they serve, as well as for their families and the community as a whole.
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