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Next Jump Officially Launches OO.com With SA500 Kids $500,000 Fundraising Campaign For Technology In Public Schools Through DonorsChoose.org

 

Next Jump, the premium provider of rewards and loyalty programs, is proud to announce the official launch of OO.com, the company’s first consumer facing shopping site. Launched in Beta this summer, OO.com combines the best deals and offers on more than 30,000 of the top brands and retailers such as Lands End and Toys’R’Us with the ability to earn WOWPoints rewards on each purchase. As part of the excitement around OO.com’s official release from Beta, Next Jump will be kicking off a $500,000 fundraising initiative called SA500 Kids, to bring technology into classrooms at more than 100,000 public schools across the country. Beginning Friday, November 25 th, Black Friday, Next Jump will donate one WOWpoint per dollar spent on all Next Jump powered marketplaces, including OO.com, towards funding technology projects posted by teachers on DonorsChoose.org.

“There are thousands of classrooms and millions of students across the country without access to the tools necessary for growing up in today’s technological world, and we are teaming up with Next Jump to close that gap,” said Charles Best, Founder & CEO of DonorsChoose.org. “This partnership stands to raise hundreds of thousands of dollars for this critical cause, and we are so excited to be working together.”

This season’s holiday shopper is looking beyond the low prices and strong promotions retailers are offering for the “price plus” opportunity, expecting more. For the last 17 years Next Jump has been delivering this “price plus” opportunity to Fortune 1000 companies through employee pricing and purchasing programs with unique special offers on everything from travel to dining to household items. And now those exclusive and elusive deals are being made available to every shopper this holiday season through Next Jump’s OO.com. In addition to great bargains like 30% off Land’s End, $25 off Olive Garden gift certificates, $25 off toys at Wal-Mart, $125 off the NOOK tablet, $50 off an Amazon gift card, $200 off PS3 Slim Bundle, shoppers can earn WOWPoints™ rewards towards future purchases. WOWPoints™ are earned on every transaction, never expire, and can be redeemed towards free purchases or turned to cash. OO.com rewards loyal shoppers with better prices, more points, and VIP access to the newest and hardest to get products making it truly the place to go for all your holiday gifting and giving this year.

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