FINE PRINT: Please note that all content you submit will be considered for inclusion in a book and documentary. You will be contacted to sign a permission release if your material is chosen, so make sure and provide your correct contact info.
To complete the challenge, submit a story or piece of artwork that communicates how it impacted your life to focus on giving for 29 days. Below are three easy ways you can submit your content.
Sign up and share online
Share your stories and discuss your experiences with other committed givers on our easy-to-use community network. You can even post photos, artwork, video or audio files. Sign up now and start giving.Email Us
If you’re not comfortable sharing publicly online, you can complete your own personal challenge and email your giving stories or artwork to us at story@29gifts.org.Mail Us
Giving story submissions or artwork can also be mailed with your contact information to:
29Gifts Challenge
c/o Cami Walker, Founder
1335 N. LaBrea #2231
Hollywood, CA USA 90028
Spread the word
Help us meet our 2,000 Committed Giver Goal! Use one of these fun graphic badges to promote the 29-Day Giving Challenge on your website, blog or e-newsletter. We also recommend sending text emails with a link to this site from your personal email address to invite your friends and family to join you. Visit here to get the code for these and other badges.
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site credits: thanks to those whose gifts made this project possible.
The 29-Day Giving Challenge was inspired by the teachings of South African Medicine Woman Mbali Creazzo and African Shaman and Educator Malidoma Patrice Some.
web design: eve wong || video production: jeffrey seckendorf || music: joanne o’brien || mandala art: eileen bradley
site credits: thanks to those whose gifts made this project possible.
The 29-Day Giving Challenge was inspired by the teachings of South African Medicine Woman Mbali Creazzo and African Shaman and Educator Malidoma Patrice Some.
web design: eve wong || video production: jeffrey seckendorf || music: joanne o’brien || mandala art: eileen bradley