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Give Methow raises more than $200,000 for valley nonprofits

November 11, 2016 by Methow Valley News

October crowdfunding campaign exceeds amount donated in 2015

Give Methow, an online crowdfunding campaign hosted by the Community Foundation of NCW, has raised $207,737 for 27 Methow Valley nonprofits, the foundation said this week.

This is the second year of Give Methow, and contributions exceeded last year’s total. In 2015, the campaign raised over $185,000.

From Oct. 1 –31, donations were made online at www.givemethow.org to support specific projects or general operations. Give Methow was open to any Methow Valley 501(c)3 nonprofit organization.

More than 1,500 gifts were received ranging from $10 to $35,000, coming from local supporters and as far as Florida, Virginia, Alaska, and others across the nation, according to the foundation. A “stretch pool” of over $34,000 supported all organizations, as they received a percentage of the pool based on the amount their organization raised.

In addition, a total of $3,000 was disbursed through a weekly “Funday Monday” contest where one name was drawn from all of the donations given on each Monday of the campaign. The winner was given $500 or $1,000 to give back on Give Methow any way they chose.

“Crowdfunding is such a great way to reach people who want to give back to their community,” said Beth Stipe, the foundation’s executive director, in a press release. “Through our crowdfunding campaigns, you can learn about the work nonprofits are doing to shape our communities and give a little or a lot to support them — it’s an easy way to make an impact right where you live!”

The Community Foundation of NCW will soon be hosting another crowdfunding campaign, Give NCW, starting on Thanksgiving Day. Give NCW supports nonprofit organizations that have received a Regional Impact Grant from the foundation to fund a project or general operations, but need additional donations from the public to reach their goal.

Following is a list of donations to individual Methow Valley organizations:

 

Organization

Total raised

Friends of the Pool

$16,046.50

Methow Conservancy

$12,808.20

Methow Recycles

$12,530.21

Room One

$12,155.21

Little Star Montessori

$12,055.21

Methow Valley
Citizens Council

$12,055.21

Methow Valley
Community School

$12,055.21

Methow Valley
Riding Unlimited

$11,958.77

Aero Methow Rescue Service

$11,620.73

Classroom in Bloom

$11,012.43

The Cove

$10,631.71

Public School Funding Alliance

$8,200.74

Methow at Home

$6,401.32

Methow Arts

$6,216.34

The Merc Playhouse

$5,313.33

TwispWorks

$5,262.10

Methow Trails

$5,045.64

Jamie’s Place

$4,689.48

Methow Valley
Interpretive Center

$4,512.48

Shafer Historical Museum

$4,294.67

Cascadia Music

$3,920.96

Methow Valley
Chamber Music Festival

$3,646.70

Methow Valley Community Center

$3,636.67

Methow Valley Nordic Team

$3,465.87

Confluence Gallery
and Art Center

$3,025.86

Evergreen Mountain
Bike Alliance

$2,605.59

Winthrop Rink

$2,570.77

 

 

Filed Under: NEWS Tagged With: Community Foundation of North Central Washington

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