[CONTEST RESULT] A Dollar A Day charitable giving project : What can you buy for 1 SBD?

Thank you everyone who entered the What can you buy for 1 SBD? contest.

It has been really interesting to see the differing buying power of 1 SBD in so many countries around the world.

There were 10 entries in total from 6 different countries.


The A Dollar A Day project is based on the simple idea of people donating one Steem Backed Dollar (SBD) each day. And those SBDs are pooled to give to a bigger daily donation to a good cause around the world.

I am fortunate enough to live in a relatively wealthy country - Great Britain. One SBD is currently worth about 77p. That will buy a packet of chocolate biscuits.


To see what 1 SBD currently buys in six more countries around the world check out these entry posts :


All the posts were well researched and very informative.

I learnt a lot and they were all a great read.

It is very hard to pick any winners - although @hungryhustle's chocolate samosas certainly caught the attention of my taste buds.

So I am going to add all 10 people that entered to the auto-voters for the @adollaraday and @pennsif accounts that have over 10K SP between them.

I won't be able to give 100% votes to everyone but to compensate I will leave the auto-votes running to the end of August at least.

Congratulations to everyone and thank you for taking the time to enter the contest.



HOW YOU CAN SUPPORT A DOLLAR A DAY

If you would like to support the work of A Dollar A Day just send SBDs (or steem) to cover as many days as you would like to donate for to @adollaraday.

You can also support the project by delegating SP to @adollaraday so that we can give bigger votes to the projects we support (in addition to the daily donations).

For quick delegation just click on one of these links.

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You can also join the @adollaraday curation trail. @cryptocurator has done an excellent post all about this.

Thank you.



Previous A Dollar A Day posts :


[ logo by @hungryhustle // photograph from @papilloncharity ]

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