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Thank you Wendy Kosmak and LinkedIn for supporting PWS Research!

Thank you Wendy Kosmak and LinkedIn for supporting PWS Research!

Each year LinkedIn promotes employee philanthropy through a two-week fundraising challenge at it’s Chicago office. Employees are encouraged to join one of ten fundraising teams supporting a charity of the team’s choosing. The team that raises the most by the end of the contest wind an additional $1,000 donation for their charity! Wendy Kosmak and 15 LinkedIn employees embraced this year’s fundraising challenge with vigor and teamed up to support FPWR and Wendy’s 4.5 year old daughter, Natalie, who has PWS. 
photo 3The team used One SMALL Step’s Virtual walk to create an online fundraising page for the competition. The first day of the competition Wendy excitedly shared, “this website is perfect!!!  I’m excited to share we have raised over $700 in the first morning after sharing the fundraising page!” Through the online platform, Wendy and her team were easily able to reach out to their network and quickly took the lead by nearly $1,300 over the next supported charity!  Wendy did not get complacent, however, and continued to share her cause. By the end of the two week challenge, the  LinkedIn for PWS Team was solidly in the lead earning them the additional $1,000 gift from LinkedIn. LinkedIn will also match all employee contributions bringing the teams final total to just over $8,000! photo 1 Thank you Wendy and the LinkedIn for PWS Team for your enthusiasm and dedication to our cause!

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