The Nickelback Challenge
Tax deductible
In the fall of 2015, I was driving for forty hours through the Canadian wild from Alaska to Washington. During that time I listened to Nickelback's album Silver Side Up forty times and came up with an idea.
What if I asked people to donate a nickel for every Nickelback song that I listened to, and gave that money to the Children's Hospital to give kids the opportunity to listen to Nickelback?
It just so happens that I went to college at the University of Virginia and lived in Charlottesville, Virginia. Take a nickel out of your pocket and look at the back of that nickel. On it, you will see Monticello, which is in Charlottesville.
Today I am living out that 2015 idea. I'm walking around Charlottesville for the entire day listening to Nickelback and asking you to help support the UVA Children's Hospital.
What if I asked people to donate a nickel for every Nickelback song that I listened to, and gave that money to the Children's Hospital to give kids the opportunity to listen to Nickelback?
It just so happens that I went to college at the University of Virginia and lived in Charlottesville, Virginia. Take a nickel out of your pocket and look at the back of that nickel. On it, you will see Monticello, which is in Charlottesville.
Today I am living out that 2015 idea. I'm walking around Charlottesville for the entire day listening to Nickelback and asking you to help support the UVA Children's Hospital.
Organiser
Darius P. Nabors.
Organiser
Charlottesville, VA
The University of Virginia Health Foundation
Registered charity
Donations are typically 100% tax-deductible in the US.
