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'''Does Centiare keep all the money?'''  No. Centiare management is conscious of the many philanthropic and charitable efforts that surround us.  For this reason, whenever there is an auction for article advertising, Centiare will also set up (below the auction) a "Ballot Box" which will solicit nominations for charitable or humanitarian non-profit causes that have some relationship with the Main space article's topic.  To continue with our Heating oil example, users might nominate and vote on organizations that help poor households pay their energy bills during emergencies (such as Connecticut's [[Directory:Operation Fuel|Operation Fuel]] or [[Directory:Oregon HEAT|Oregon HEAT]], both of which are 501(c)(3) public charities).  At the end of each auction, Centiare will set aside 25% of the auction winner's final payment as a donation to the appropriate charity that received the most votes on the Discussion page.  This will create remarkable public relations buzz for Centiare, for the selected charity, and for the winner of the ad auction.  It really is a ''win-win-win'' situation.

'''Does Centiare keep all the money?'''  No. Centiare management is conscious of the many philanthropic and charitable efforts that surround us.  For this reason, whenever there is an auction for article advertising, Centiare will also set up (below the auction) a "Ballot Box" which will solicit nominations for charitable or humanitarian non-profit causes that have some relationship with the Main space article's topic.  To continue with our Heating oil example, users might nominate and vote on organizations that help poor households pay their energy bills during emergencies (such as Connecticut's [[Directory:Operation Fuel|Operation Fuel]] or [[Directory:Oregon HEAT|Oregon HEAT]], both of which are 501(c)(3) public charities).  At the end of each auction, Centiare will set aside 25% of the auction winner's final payment as a donation to the appropriate charity that received the most votes on the Discussion page.  This will create remarkable public relations buzz for Centiare, for the selected charity, and for the winner of the ad auction.  It really is a ''win-win-win'' situation.