August is Good Sam Member Appreciation Month and we have tons of deals and freebies at Camping World, Gander RV & Outdoors, Overton’s, and Good Sam to celebrate you! But that is not enough. We want to celebrate our community by giving a deserving charity $10,000 during our Member Appreciation Month. The charity with the most votes receives the funds to support their cause.
Learn more about each charity below!
Building Shelters for Veterans
Good Sam collaborated with Do Good Multnomah, a non-profit organization that creates permanent supportive housing and low-barrier emergency shelter to houseless Veterans in Portland, OR.
The $10,000 grant would go towards creating new housing opportunities and essential support services that will meet the goal of ending Veteran homelessness.
Granting Camping Wishes
Good Sam and Camping World have partnered with Make-A-Wish® to grant more than 130 wishes over the past year – 130 campers given to children with critical illnesses.
The $10,000 grant would be dedicated to granting more camping wishes for wish kids across the country.
DO GOOD MULTNOMAH WAS THE WINNER OF THIS CONTEST. THANK YOU FOR PARTICIPATING IN THIS CONTEST.
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We truly believe Pride Month is celebrated all year long and look forward to finding ways we can support community orgs in the most impactful way beyond June. This month, we reached out to SMYRC, sexual and gender minority youth resource center, a program under the umbrella of New Avenues For Youth serving houseless youth in the Portland Metro Area.
We truly believe Pride Month is celebrated all year long and look forward to finding ways we can support community orgs in the most impactful way beyond June. This month, we reached out to SMYRC, sexual and gender minority youth resource center, a program under the umbrella of New Avenues For Youth serving houseless youth in the Portland Metro Area.
We truly believe Pride Month is celebrated all year long and look forward to finding ways we can support community orgs in the most impactful way beyond June. This month, we reached out to SMYRC, sexual and gender minority youth resource center, a program under the umbrella of New Avenues For Youth serving houseless youth in the Portland Metro Area.