The Winners of the 2018 Chase Plastics' Giving Card Campaign
Chase Plastics had planned to award one winning organization, but due to the response and the compelling stories, three deserving charities were selected.
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In its third year, the Chase Plastics Giving Card Campaign concluded on December 10th resulting in $1,000 gifts to multiple winning charities. The company had planned to award only one winning organization, but due to the response and the compelling stories of giving, three deserving charities were ultimately selected:
- Operation Underground Railroad (OUR) – This non-profit assists governments around the world in the rescue of human trafficking and sex trafficking victims with a special focus on children.
- Thumb Area Helping Hands – This non-profit collects and distributes household items, food and clothes are to underprivileged families and schools.
- Folds of Honor – This organization provides scholarships to family members that have been KIA WIA in the line of duty.
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