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How to maximize your impact on Amplify Austin Day

The day is considered the largest giving event in Central Texas.

A woman with her back turned to the camera, wearing a t-shirt that says "Volunteer, y'all"

More than 700 local nonprofits take part in Amplify Austin Day.

Photo by Christine St. Laurent, courtesy I Live Here I Give Here

Amplify Austin Day — an annual citywide giving event put on by nonprofit I Live Here I Give Here — is just around the corner.

The 24-hour event begins at 6 p.m. on Wednesday, March 1, and benefits 700+ local nonprofits. Unsurprisingly, it’s considered the biggest giving event in Central Texas.

Here are some tips for maximizing your impact:

Already excited to give back? The Amplify platform is open for early giving now.

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