Chase Bank Keeps Word on NOM
By Jesse Barron on Friday, 18th December 2009
On December 4th we reported Chase’s decision to disqualify the National Organization for Marriage (NOM) — a group that exists to fight against gay marriage — from its Community Giving contest.
We are happy to report that Chase honored their word. They’ve wittled the finalists down to 100 organizations that are sure to receive $25,000. Now, each organization is working on submissions in hopes that they will win a $1 million prize.
See the finalists at the Chase Community Giving Facebook app.
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