TRIANGLE TREE CHALLENGE

North Raleigh MinistriesTree #26

Triangle Tree Challenge

Voting is underway for the 2014 Triangle Tree Challenge , and North Raleigh Ministries needs your vote!

Triangle Tree Challenge

The Trees will be on display in Durham’s Diamond View Park through 1/4/15.

Triangle Tree Challenge

The Triangle Tree Challenge is an annual event sponsored by American Tobacco, WRAL, Fox 50, Mosca Design and Intellicom.

Eligible nonprofits decorate live Christmas trees for a chance to win cash prizes ranging from $1,000-$5,000 -- and bragging rights.

Triangle Tree Challenge

This is the 5th year of the competition, and more than 50 local nonprofits decorated trees with themes reflecting their missions.

Triangle Tree Challenge

You can vote online at triangletreechallenge.com or text tree26 t0 33733

Winners are decided by the combination of online and text votes.

Triangle Tree Challenge

First place prize is $5,000.Second place is $2,500.Third place is $1,000.

There are also three Judges Choice awards of $1,000 each.

Triangle Tree Challenge

North Raleigh Ministries selected “Baskets of Hope” as our theme this year, and our tree is decked with baskets containing food, clothing and toys to represent our mission of helping neighbors in crisis.

Triangle Tree Challenge

Triangle Tree Challenge

North Raleigh Ministries celebrated its 10th year in March and has made great strides since our launch in 2004.

We have graduated from a 1,200 sq. ft. house on Six Forks Road to a larger commercial space in the Harvest Oaks Shopping Center that houses our Crisis Center, Client’s Choice Food Market and Thrift Shoppe.

Triangle Tree Challenge

Triangle Tree Challenge

Our mission is to provide compassionate assistance to neighbors in crisis.

Participating in this competition increases awareness of what we do, and winning a prize will help us to continue with this work.

Triangle Tree Challenge

Please visit triangletreechallenge.com and vote for #26, or text tree26 to 33733.

Triangle Tree Challenge

The Trees will be on display in Durham’s Diamond View Park through 1/4/15.