VOTE for WEAN!

 I just checked it out, and it lists all 18 contestant organizations in alphabetical order – which means you need to scroll all the way down to the bottom to find WEAN.


Click on the “Vote Now” button. It will ask for first & last name, your age (have to be over 18) and your email address. Its that simple.


You’re allowed 1 vote/email address.


Reminder: With your help WEAN can win a $40,000.00 grant from Boeing Employees Credit Union (BECU). BECU has a program called People Helping People, which invited WEAN to submit a grant application earlier this year. We made the semi-finals, so will receive a $15,000.00 grant.


But now we get to the big time, the $40,000.00. That one is essentially a popularity contest. The organization which gets the most votes in BECU’s on-line election wins the $40k.


The election website went live today, Tuesday, 11-1-22, a bit behind schedule, but happening. Voting will end 11-13-22.

       

 So please:

1. visit the website. www.becu.org/awards!

2. check out the candidates - scroll to the bottom.

3. vote for WEAN, 1 vote/email address. Do it before 11-13-22.

       

And if you have long lists of friends, please forward to them. We can really use that $40k.


Thanks,

Marianne


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