For Give to the Max Day on Thursday, Nov. 16, TCHS is spoofing the “Only Fans” website by doing an “OnlyPaws” campaign. Don’t worry, it will be very G-rated —and cute. Besides delighting friends of animals, Give to the Max is intended to raise money for our shelter. Peep some cute feetz below! (We will be adding pictures throughout Nov. 16.)
We know you love animals. We hope you love Tri-County Humane Society, too! And we need your support to help continue our important work.
Thursday, November 16th is Give to the Max Day, Minnesota’s biggest giving holiday for nonprofits. We know a lot of causes are vying for your attention and contributions. Here's why we need your support:
That was the “why” on supporting TCHS.
HERE'S THE HOW: (this is where you come in!)
GIVE ONLINE. Use the form on this page and give what you can directly to TCHS. Or go to TCHS' GiveMn page to donate!
GIVE IN PERSON. Don’t want to give online? That’s fine – we love visitors! Stop into the shelter during our business hours and make your donation with us. (Please specify that you’re Giving to the Max.) And please check out the shelter and its residents. Who knows, you may fall in love with a furry friend!
Give to the Max is Minnesota's biggest giving holiday for nonprofits - and it's a wonderful day to show your support for Tri-County Humane Society! We're off to a great start already: We have not one but two anonymous matching challenges generously getting us to a $7,000 total so far!
The first challenge ($5,000) was issued for Give to the Max Day in honor of Vicki Davis and her 39 years of service at Tri-County Humane Society. This donor would like to express their gratitude for all of Vicki’s work on behalf of shelter animals. Please help TCHS meet our Give to the Max fundraising goal by joining this donor in supporting the lost and homeless pets in our care.
Wow, we're so happy to have both these challenges! They will help your gift go even further!
SPREAD THE WORD!
Encourage others to join you in making an impact! Share how and why you support TCHS and ask them to do the same.