November 17-December 17, 2024
Voice your Opinions
It’s that time again for our members to participate in the Hundred X Fundraiser from November 19th – December 17th, you can create financial impact for the Dallas Woman’s Forum by sharing your opinions on popular brands and companies. Feedback isn’t a survey. It’s a quick hitting emoji-based review that takes only 60 seconds of your time. Each qualified opinion provides the DWF $1.60. These funds will be added to our restoration budget.
Imagine the empowering opportunity that lies in reviewing the companies you already know and love! By simply signing up with your contact information, you can help earn much needed dollars for the DWF.
Once registered, you sign in whenever you like and choose the companies (from a wide variety – retail, restaurants, etc.) you are familiar with, and then complete the reviews.
• Each person can do up to 75 reviews for the month. (No more than 25 per day, they don’t want you to get “review burnout”). That’s $120.00 per person the DWF receives.
• VERY IMPORTANT – Your information & contact data will not be sold, used for anything or sent to the companies you are reviewing. They only receive the demographic data. You will also never be asked to purchase anything, it’s only a review.
How do I get started?
It’s very easy – you don’t even have to download an APP.
There are 3 ways:
1. Text VOICE to 90412
2. Go to the link https://programs.hundredx.com/voice
3. Scan this QR Code
Once you sign up, there is a quick tutorial and then you are on your way to reviewing and earning money for The Dallas Woman’s Forum.
Please share this with your friends and family as the more reviews we receive, the more money we can apply to our restoration fund.
If you have any questions, please text or call Tamara Harrison at 214-674-8292.
The Dallas Woman’s Forum is a 501(c)(3) non-profit philanthropic organization started in 1906. With an active membership of women of all professions, ages, races and religions, we share a common goal: to work together to serve the women and children of our local community.