Help Us Give $2500 to Charity

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State Farm along with Major League Baseball recently launched — for the third year in a row —  the Go to Bat program, an online charitable giving initiative benefitting four great charities – the American Red Cross, Boys & Girls Clubs of America, Habitat for Humanity or Teach for America.

For 10 weeks baseball fans can go to www.statefarm.com/gotobat and vote for their favorite of the four aforementioned charities. Each week one fan will win a trip to the World Series and the charity they go to bat for will receive $18,000.

State Farm recently gave us a $5,000 grant to give to American Red Cross, Boys & Girls Clubs of America, Habitat for Humanity or Teach for America. $2500 will  be given to one of the charities of my choice and $2500 will go to the charity that all of you choose.

Now through next Thursday, August 3, Please vote for one of the charities below you would like to receive $2500 from Mom Bloggers for Social Good.

Next Friday, August 3, I will announce the charity I am giving $2500 to as well as the charity that receives the most votes from the Mom Bloggers for Social Good community. You can vote once.

Thank you for helping us make a difference for amazing charities that are helping those in need! Vote below!

2 responses to “Help Us Give $2500 to Charity”


  1. Voted! So glad to help make a difference!


    1. Thank you so much for your vote!

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