Does your city love the Chesapeake Bay the most? Prove it!
Wade is calling on all Bay lovers to donate at least $5to help support the Bay and its rivers and streams. The city that raises the most money will win, and one randomly selected entry from that city will win a $100 Amazon.com gift card and a FREE Treasure the Chesapeake Bay plate!
The contest will end on Friday, February 14 at 5 pm. Multiple entries will be accepted!
ENTER TO WIN!
Check back here when the winning city and lucky entry will be announced Monday, February 17
The Chesapeake Bay Trust is a non-profit, grantmaking organization dedicated to restoration and environmental education in the Chesapeake Bay. As a 4-star charity ranked by Charity Navigator for the 11th year in a row, the Trust is proud to say that 90 cents of every dollar donated goes to fund projects in communities around the Chesapeake Bay watershed. Learn more at www.cbtrust.org.
Those dam chicken farmers sure don't love the bay, they pollute it and don't care, to them it is all about the money! Prostituting themselves for Purdue, Tyson, Mt.Aire, and the almighty dollar!
ReplyDeleteAnd just what is my $5 used for? To buy more ads urging more donations? To pay the salaries of people who run these stupid organizations? Just what projects has Chesapeake Bay Trust funded? How much actual water have they cleaned? Huh? Anybody?
ReplyDeletelets see I already have bay tags, I pay the tax for having a septic tank which does not empty into the bay unlike Baltimore or Salisbury's sewers do. How much more do you want me to give and why hasn't the bay gotten any cleaner over the last 30 years? Me thinks the money is just going into someone's pocket. How do I get a gig like that?
ReplyDeleteExactly, 12:11a! In the 25 years I've been on the Shore, I have yet to read one article on what they do or what projects they have accomplished. Not one. All I hear is babbling like 1057 is doing, but when they bring 3 years of "proof" to court against a chicken farmer, they are laughed out of the room because the farmer was doing everything according to Hoyle.
ReplyDeleteScrew them, they do nothing for the bay. They collect and share money, period.
I don't think so, you can blame Ireton, since I am already going to be forced to donate $20
ReplyDeleteNon-profit means they make money, they don't pay taxes, and the politics are more important than the cause, ever, ever.
ReplyDeleteIf the nfl can be a non-profit, that they are!!! Total crap,
ReplyDelete10:57, you are either an Internet Troll or just plain ignorant, of which both are mutually inclusive. Just search "Chesapeake Bay Watershed". From there draw your own conclusion as to where most of the nutrient load comes from.
It sure is not from the Eastern Shore.
Just remember your words the next time you enjoy your fried chicken.
lmao at 10:57 While I am not a fan of the many chicken farms on Delmarva, I have to wonder why the major dead zones in the bay are on the western shore around Baltimore and washington, sounds like a typical lib talking.
ReplyDeleteDonate the money to upgrade your town and city sewer plants, their the biggest polluters of the bay.
ReplyDeleteFruitland already pays $25 per water bill for Chesapeake bay restoration.. You want more??? Come on.. I have a family to take care of first...
ReplyDeleteFruitland is preparing to upgrade their WWTP.
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