Buck-a-Hit Day Dec. 15
It's time for our second annual Buck-a-Hit Day. This year it will be held on Wednesday, December 15.
The drill will be similar to the one we ran last year: For every visit to this site between midnight and 11:59 p.m. PST that day, my family and I will donate $1 to charity. This year, we'll up the ante a little from last year, and donate up to an aggregate total of $1,250. Of each dollar donated, we'll give 40 cents to the Oregon Food Bank, 40 cents to the St. Philip Neri Parish Food Pantry, and 20 cents to Daybreak Shelter, a shelter for homeless families. And so the first 1,250 visits that day will help feed hungry people and shelter kids in Portland and Oregon.
Visits will be counted by Site Meter. If Site Meter goes down, we'll use the site statistics that my ISP provides. Obvious multiple hits by the same person within an hour of each other will be subtracted from the total.
So be sure to come on by again on Wednesday the 15th. And tell your friends. As I predicted in introducing this event last time, egomania and charitable impulses will unite like never before.
Comments (5)
This is great Jack! I will spread the word.
As a volunteer with both the St Philip Neri food pantry program and the Daybreak Shelter I can vouch for the fact that these are very worthy programs helping our needy neighbors.
Peace
Posted by Susan | December 6, 2004 10:11 AM
Dig it. Can you visit the site multiple times that day? Or will new visitors count in the stats? Just curious.
Posted by Larry Williams | December 6, 2004 10:44 AM
I'm going with whatever SiteMeter counts as a "unique visit" (the number shown in the counter in the lower left corner of this page). But if I see multiple such visits that are obviously from the same address within an hour of each other, I'll count them as one and reduce the total accordingly.
Posted by Jack Bog | December 6, 2004 7:45 PM
Thank you for this wonderful opportunity and blessings to you from Linda at Our Lady of the Lake
Posted by Linda | December 8, 2004 10:17 AM
Great idea - very generous of you. Thanks
Posted by Doug Cooper | December 15, 2004 12:36 PM