Anna Rawson Will Donate $1 Million if Voted in and Wins Mojo 6
by Ryan Ballengee on Feb 25, 2010 5:02 PM EST
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On LPGACam this week, I gave our guest Sandra Gal the opportunity to make her case to be voted in by the fans as the 16th player at the LPGA Tour's inaugural Mojo 6 tournament in Jamaica. She pleaded for your vote and is doing so on Facebook.
Yesterday afernoon, Anna Rawson stepped up her campaign in a big way. In a video on her website, Rawson vows to give the $1 million first place prize money to charity if she is voted into the event and wins it. The winnings would be split among three charities.
For video proof and aesthetic purposes, here's the video.
You can vote for whoever you'd like to be 16th at the Mojo 6 website.
My question is how to top that. Puppies Drums of Jamaican rum for every fan that attends?
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Good on Anna Rawson
For her generosity toward the charities. I hope she gets in and wins it.
"pain is only weakness leaving the body"
If she could only harness that sense of humor into a weekly sitcom – she would bury Seinfeld in the record books.
In her support – she didn’t just say that she would donate $1 million to the charities if she wins – she said that she would donate anything she wins. (my guess – if she gets out of the first day’s play, it will be a miracle)
Hmm – a trip to Jamaica with no paycheck coming back – she can go to any beach she wants – could this possibly do for her ? (anybody got a light ?) (JUST KIDDING !) :-D
"this ball will fit in that fairway"
Jumpin, CG,
she gets my vote if it’s for dog catcher…just look at those eyes…ohmygawd, I’m falling in love…it happens at least 6-7 times when I go into a bar at happy hour …LOL LOL,,,STUB
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