
The Blogathon is some crazy event where participating bloggers stay up for 24 hours and make a new blog post every 30 minutes. The idea is people will be impressed by your blogging commitment and make a donation to your charity of choice. I am not participating in the Blogathon because I don’t like the idea of putting a new blog post on this blog every 30 minutes. But this does not mean I’m not supporting it. I think it’s a great idea whenever bloggers get together to raise money for a worthy cause.
There are 28 bloggers taking part in the Vancouver Blogathon. This is a nice increase from the 13 that did the Blogathon in 2008. The bloggers will begin at 6AM tomorrow morning and won’t stop until 6AM Sunday morning – 24 hours of non stop blogging. If you’re looking for a flood of blog posts to read tomorrow, I recommend you check out the following Vancouver Blogathon blogs.
- Rebecca Bollwitt – Miss604
- Duane Storey
- Tiny Bites
- 604 Foodtography
- Raul Pacheco
- Shane Gibson
- Barbara Doduk
- Mehnaz Thawer
- Fraser Valley Pulse
- WorldwideWaterCooler
- Developmental Disability Association
- Justin Yang
- Liberation BC
- Bluefur
- Shane’s World
- Think Referrals
- Brady V
- Langley Politics
- Beth Snow
- Karen Fung
- April Smith
- Ganga Narayanan
- Matthew Naylor
- Aidan
- Iris Dias
- Mitch Baldwin
- Catherine
- Raincoaster
Beat My Blogathon Donation and Get Free Stuff
Each blog is blogging to raise money for his/her charity. I’ve donated $1,000 to Miss 604 because she’s blogging for the Union Gospel Mission and I have a soft spot in my heart for that organization. If anyone can match or beat that donation, I’ll give them a free blog post and I’ll wear their T-shirt during the Affiliate Summit East in New York next month.
I wish all the 2009 Vancouver Blogathon bloggers the best of luck. Raise a lot of money and drink a lot of coffee. You’re going to need it!
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