iJustine Offers Up A Shopping Spree On Charity Site Prizeo

iJustine wants to go on a shopping spree with one of her viewers, and she’ll choose the winner by raising money for a good cause. The YouTube vlogger has launched a campaign on crowdfunding site Prizeo through which her fans can win a chance to join her for an Apple Store adventure in exchange for a charitable contribution.

Prizeo, like Omaze, is a site that offers up rewards in exchange for donations to a charity of the campaign creator’s choice. In iJustine’s case, contributors to her Prizeo campaign can claim a number of different perks, including postcards, shirts, and posters emblazoned with iJustine’s logo and face. The grand prize, though, is a trip to the Santa Monica Apple Store, where iJustine and guest will shop through the Apple products that are often featured in her videos.

To purchase tickets for the campaign, fans are asked to donate to the NAPA Center Kids Foundation, which assists children with disabilities. iJustine, who has also worked with charities like Save the Children and Charity: Water, initially launched her Prizeo campaign as part of her contribution to the 2014 edition of the Project For Awesome fundraising event. Here’s the video she used to kick off the project:

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Prizeo has also worked with YouTuber Tyler Oakley, who in April 2014 used the site to raise more than $525,000 to support the Trevor Project.

At the time of this post, there are eight days left in iJustine’s Prizeo campaign. If you’d like to make a contribution, here’s the link.

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