September 16, 2021

Global Giving Double Match Little by Little Initiative.

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RIT Kosovo (A.U.K) Students in Campus

Our Support Next Success Story fundraising campaign is part of Global Giving Little by Little Initiative.

Until September 17, 2021, you can help build a new scholarship support base with 50% matching on all donations up to $50 AND an additional 100% match on new monthly gifts*, through Global Giving Little by Little campaign.

*Here's how Global Giving double match works: when you start giving monthly today, Global Giving will match your first gift at 50%. Once you reach your fourth consecutive month, you'll unlock an additional one-time match at 100%. Today, your $20 gift transforms into $30—in January, it will be $40. RIT Kosovo (A.U.K) and AUKF gives you credit for both gifts.
 

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