Meet “Holiday Jargon Jar,” which turns incessant chatter into charity, while having some fun with the holiday frenzy. We’re scanning big brands on Twitter far and wide—and every time one of our friends use any jargon from our list of 100 overused holiday words, we’ll put a dollar in the jar (up to $50,000). At the end of the season, we’ll add it up and donate it. Oh, and if we miss something along the way, tag us, and we’ll count it as well.
Since 1964, SCORE has helped more than 11 million aspiring entrepreneurs. Each year, SCORE's 11,000 volunteer business experts provide free small business mentoring sessions, workshops and educational services to clients in 300 chapters nationwide. In 2018, SCORE volunteers helped to create 32,387 new businesses and 103,300 non-owner jobs. For more information, visit SCORE at www.score.org.
eBay for Charity enables members of the eBay community to connect with and support their favorite charities when they buy or sell in the U.S. and abroad. Sellers can donate up to 100 percent of the proceeds to a charity of their choice, while buyers can add a donation to their purchase during checkout. To date, nearly $912 million dollars has been raised for charity by the eBay community, and the program is on-track to raise $1 billion by 2020.
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Support small businesses this holiday season and follow #HolidayJargon.
