WPI is now in second place.
Sorry to nit pick but even if the WPI came second in its region in Round 2, it could still win $100,000 if the winner was from its region:Hi cfidsurfer - not an issue for this round, fortunately (WPI needs only be in the top 20 to go through to Round 2) but it's useful to know we'll have stiff competition in Round 2 when 1st place is all that matters.
I think it's worth re-iterating this now and again in case anybody things about giving up because Be Perfect Foundation is ahead.How much funding is involved with the Vivint Gives Back Project?
The charity that receives the most votes will receive $250,000, while the remaining top charity in each of the five regions will receive $100,000 each.
Sorry to nit pick but even if the WPI came second in its region in Round 2, it could still win $100,000 if the winner was from its region:
I think it's worth re-iterating this now and again in case anybody things about giving up because Be Perfect Foundation is ahead.
Also, as has been said, some WPI are endorsing other charities at the moment but will come back to the WPI in Round 2.
The corollary of this is that with a few days to go in Round 2, if Be Perfect Foundation is a long way ahead of the WPI, it could make sense to actually vote for it to try to ensure it gets first place overall, so that the WPI gets money for second place!!Sorry to nit pick but even if the WPI came second in its region in Round 2, it could still win $100,000 if the winner was from its region:
I think it's worth re-iterating this now and again in case anybody things about giving up because Be Perfect Foundation is ahead.
Also, as has been said, some WPI are endorsing other charities at the moment but will come back to the WPI in Round 2.
The corollary of this is that with a few days to go in Round 2, if Be Perfect Foundation is a long way ahead of the WPI, it could make sense to actually vote for it to try to ensure it gets first place, so that the WPI gets money for second place!!
The Nightingale Research Foundation +9 to 48The Nightingale Research Foundation went up 8 in the last day (incl. 3 from my family).
That puts them on 17th position with 39 votes.
21st is 22.
However, Terrace 747 Air Cadet got 18 votes to put it at 20. 2 more days getting 10 more votes than the Nightingale Research Foundation (18 vs 8) and it would pass it out. And I'd reckon, if it went to a total of 2 votes to 18 in one day, it's just put a message out and it might get more than 18 tomorrow.
Muscular Dystrophy Canada is in 21st with 22 votes. It got 14 votes yesterday starting from a base of just 8 votes. Again, it could get more than 14 votes tomorrow and if The Nightingale Research Foundation continued to get just 8 a day, it would be passed out eventually.
If those two passed the Nightingale Research Foundation, it would be down in 19th position. It wouldn't take much of a surge from some others for it to be passed out.
My position is that I plan to vote for the WPI for a good while and perhaps later, I may give some votes to the National ME/FM Action Network if I think it's in with a chance. But I don't want to waste votes on a no-hope group. I guess I might not be the only person who will adopt this strategy. The National ME/FM Action Network has not impressed me with the quantity of daily votes it has been getting. So I think the strategy should be to bring in a few dozen new voters for the National ME/FM Action Network. The numbers looked for are not huge.
Why don't you put in in your signature then? I would vote for them if I think they had a chance, and was given and easy link!
GG
Good to hear.National votes are low as it is safe in the Canadian group for round 1. We are voting for others to try to get them into the top 20. You'll see a different voting pattern in round2. We'll be going all out to get them to win the Canada region.
The corollary of this is that with a few days to go in Round 2, if Be Perfect Foundation is a long way ahead of the WPI, it could make sense to actually vote for it to try to ensure it gets first place overall, so that the WPI gets money for second place!!
I quoted this from the rules just above that:As far I as know from reading the rules there is no money for second place. WPI must win the region.
How much funding is involved with the Vivint Gives Back Project?
The charity that receives the most votes will receive $250,000, while the remaining top charity in each of the five regions will receive $100,000 each.
Forgot to look: the WPI got 500 in 24 hours so that is also very good. Add in maybe 100-150 voters temporarily voting for other groups and it's going to be close with Be Perfect Foundation.Be Perfect Foundation (pacific) went up 631 in one day.
If one likes to think positive: they look like they could be favourites for Round 2. If they win overall, then 2nd in the pacific region would be good enough for the WPI to win $100,000.
Done - so can I can't on your vote now?