Diddy, Microsoft Team For Holiday Charity Campaign

Steve Hall

Dec. 15, 2010
1 min read

Microsoft has hooked up with Diddy for an IZEA promotion called 12 Days of Tag that will donate $50,000 to charity over the course of 12 days. Each day, Diddy will tweet links to Microsoft Tags that relate to a charity. The charity with the most scans at the end of the day will receive the donation. Charities currently vying for a $10,000 donation include Doctors Without Borders, United Way and Greenpeace.

Check out Diddy’s explanation of the campaign and download the tag smartphone app here to participate.

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