Question 1

Why is it called projectgiveawayandrun?

Accepted Answer

“Giveaway” represents the heart of the project — collecting voluntary contributions and turning them into random acts of kindness for individuals in the community.

“Run” represents accountability. For every dollar collected and given away, I commit to running a set number of miles the following week. It’s my way of tying personal discipline to community impact.

Currently, I run 1 mile for every $1 collected.
As the project grows and contributions increase, the miles-per-dollar ratio will adjust — but the commitment to both giving and running will always remain.

Question 2

How can I contribute to the project?

Accepted Answer

You can send voluntary contributions via Zelle to projectgiveawayandrun@gmail.com

Question 3

Where does the money go?

Accepted Answer

The money collected throughout the week (from Saturday to Friday) will be randomly given away to an individual in South Florida on Saturday.

Question 4

How do you pick the random individual?

Accepted Answer

I ask an AI chatbot to provide me a random location in South Florida. It can be anywhere from a park, beach, shop, restaurant, etc. I will select a random individual at the location to receive the contributions collected.

Question 5

Do I need to contribute to be eligible to receive the funds?

Accepted Answer

No! Contributions are voluntary and do not drive eligibility to receive the giveaway.

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Spreading unexpected kindness one week at a time • Community-funded random weekly giveaways • No strings attached

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