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RM70k awaits Malaysian changemakers at the #JOMLaunchGood Challenge 2020

The event is held in conjunction with Giving Tuesday, an event following Thanksgiving that generates over RM2.04 million for charities worldwide

Updated 5 years ago · Published on 24 Nov 2020 7:00PM

RM70k awaits Malaysian changemakers at the #JOMLaunchGood Challenge 2020
From 1pm on Nov 30 to 12.59pm on Dec 2, local changemakers stand a chance to win multiple prizes and giveaways for their fundraising campaigns on LaunchGood. – Pic courtesy of Launchgood, November 24, 2020

LAUNCHGOOD, a global crowdfunding platform, is offering passionate Malaysian changemakers a chance to win up to RM70,000 via #JOMLaunchGood Challenge, a 48-hour fundraising challenge exclusive to Malaysians in conjunction with Giving Tuesday, a global giving day following Thanksgiving that generates over US$500,000,000 (RM2.04 million) for charities worldwide.

From 1pm on November 30 to 12.59pm on December 2, local changemakers will compete in two fundraising leaderboard categories – the most number of supporters and the highest amount of funds raised – and stand a chance to win multiple prizes and giveaways for their fundraising campaigns on LaunchGood. 

More than 40 cash prizes are awaiting fundraisers and the grand winners from each category will seize up to RM15,000. 

Charity organisations, community leaders, start-ups, creatives, collectives, budding entrepreneurs and any high-spirited Malaysians from all walks of life are invited to raise funds for their projects and businesses via LaunchGood and participate in this challenge.

LaunchGood supports donations via debit or credit card, thus it is highly encouraged to ensure supporters activate their cards for overseas transactions. 

Three additional creative contests will take place as well, which are best campaign video, best campaign poster, and best blog post. 

The fundraisers who get to rally a minimum of 50 supporters throughout the 48-hour challenge will be matched with an RM1,000 boost for their campaigns.

LaunchGood’s APAC Regional Head, Nur Sharain Abdul Rashid is anticipating huge participation from Malaysians for the inaugural Malaysia-niched challenge. 

"LaunchGood is not just a platform for people to raise funds, but also an ecosystem for good. We hope many Malaysians can take part in this challenge, be a part of the story, and inspire other fellow countrymen to do good."

The challenge is also a call to elevate Malaysians throughout these trying times in the name of kindness. 

“This is our first time having a dedicated challenge for Malaysians. We truly hope that changemakers and generous donors would come together to support JomLaunchGood Challenge and show how Malaysians are united through goodness,” said Zahidah Azman, the #JOMLaunchGood’s Coordinator.

For more info, log on to #JOMLaunchGood’s official website, launchgood.com/JOMlaunchgood, and follow LaunchGood on their Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook. – The Vibes, November 24, 2020

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