All in challenge

What is the challenge?
The All IN Campus Democracy Challenge is a national awards program. By recognizing colleges and universities for their commitment to increasing student voting rates, the Challenge encourages higher education institutions to help students form the habits of active and informed citizenship, make democratic participation a core value on their campus, and cultivate generations of engaged citizens who are essential to a healthy democracy.

How does the challenge work?

Campuses join the Challenge, complete a set of steps, are recognized for their commitment, and are presented with seals and awards for exemplary efforts. Any accredited, degree-granting, post-secondary institution may participate. There is no cost to participate.

STEP 1

Commit Your Campus

Select a primary contact person and complete the online form to have your campus join the Challenge. Any campus administrator or faculty member may serve as the primary contact; students may not serve in this role. We suggest that before committing your campus, you receive approval from the appropriate individual, office, or department.

STEP 2

Assemble A Committee

Convene a campus-wide committee that includes members from all important stakeholder groups, including academic affairs, student affairs, faculty, senior administration, and the student body.

STEP 3

Develop And Implement An Action Plan

Document an action plan that describes your institution’s strategy to increase student voting rates and help students form the habits of active and engaged citizenship. Your plan must include your campus’ participation in the National Study of Learning, Voting, and Engagement (NSLVE). Action plans will be shared publicly on the Challenge’s website.

STEP 4

Share Your Success

Share your campus’ NSLVE report with the Challenge. Information from the report will be used to determine designation seals and awards.  Reports will not be shared publicly, however we ask that you post them on your campus’ website.

STEP 5

Be Recognized

All participating campuses are recognized for joining the Challenge and making a commitment to increasing student voting rates and helping students form the habits of active and engaged citizenship.  Campuses with student voting rates of 50% and above will earn seals, and campuses with exemplary efforts will win awards.

All In Challenge: Sports icons donate experiences to fight hunger

Tickets to the Super Bowl. Tickets to a game of the NBA Finals and a game of the Stanley Cup Final. Tickets to the World Series, College Football Playoff National Championship, Daytona 500, Masters, US Open Tennis Championships, NCAA men's Final Four and Olympic Games opening ceremonies.

That's one prize package that Fanatics founder Michael Rubin has offered to tip off the All In Challenge, a virtual fundraising effort spearheaded by the co-owner of the Philadelphia 76ers and New Jersey Devils, along with colleagues Alan Tisch and Gary Vaynerchuk.

Rubin is also throwing in a $100,000 Fanatics gift card for his prize.

The challenge, started by Rubin on Tuesday, hopes to raise millions of dollars to provide food for children, the elderly and frontline workers during the coronavirus crisis via five charities: Meals on Wheels, No Kid Hungry, America's Food Fund, World Central Kitchen and Feeding America.

A collection of the world's most famous athletes, celebrities, artists, entertainers, teams and owners have been challenged by friends and colleagues to provide something memorable for fans. They will unveil their donations on social media over the next several days, with 100% of the money going to the charities.

They will follow their donations with a challenge to others to offer something of their own. Some items will be up for auction; others will be "enter to win."

The donations and experiences are available at allinchallenge.com.

"I believe when the world faces a crisis, businesses and sports have an obligation to step up and make a difference," Rubin said as part of the kickoff to the fundraiser.

Several auction items were posted as the challenge got started, including spending a day with Magic Johnson (with a game of HORSE at Staples Center).

Other auction items include:

• A "double date" with Zach and Julie Ertz (including a 76ers game)
• A chance to play 5-on-5 with Ben Simmons
• A 2018 Rolls-Royce Phantom owned by rapper Meek Mill
• Peyton Manning flying to your hometown, playing golf with you and two friends, and hosting dinner for you and 10 friends at a local restaurant
• A foursome of golf including Bubba Watson and Denny Hamlin, plus a trip to the 2021 Daytona 500, including a ride with Hamlin on the track
• Shaquille O'Neal playing a 3-on-3 pickup game with you and four friends
• An opportunity for you and your friends to skate and play with the 1994 Stanley Cup champion New York Rangers, including Mark Messier

Among the "enter to win" prizes thus far:

• Throwing out the first pitch at the World Series
• A one-day contract with Mark Cuban and the Dallas Mavericks (including the chance to sit on the bench and shoot a free throw at a preseason game)

Later Tuesday, former New York Giants quarterback Eli Manning entered the mix, donating the Corvette he received for winning the 2012 Super Bowl MVP award. Manning will drop the car off for the winner. The opening bid was $10,000

'All in challenge' you can win justin beiber,meek mill and other more

More and more celebrities are joining in the "All In Challenge," which was kicked off by Fanatics founder and Executive Chairman Michael Rubin on Tuesday.

The challenge is simple: celebrities offer once-in-a-lifetime experiences fans can win by simply donating as little as $10 to COVID-19 relief.

Justin Bieber decided that, instead of offering up some memorabilia or a role in his next music video, he offered up something else entirely -- himself.

"I am going to auction off a cool experience where I fly to the winner's home and I sing them 'One Less Lonely Girl,'" the "Yummy" singer announced in a video on Tuesday. "I think this can be a cool opportunity and it'll be fun for me!"

In the caption, he added he might just serenade the lucky winner with "a few other" songs, too. He also said he was inspired to donate the experience because many fans have been asking for it.