Our 50 in 50 Challenge may be over…but our mission has just begun! We at Chargebacks911 took it upon ourselves to continue the weekly charitable donations for local organizations with our Take Charge for Charity program.
A group of volunteers from Chargebacks911 offered to get up at the crack of dawn on Saturday, May 11, and lend a hand to members of our community in need.
We’re proud to announce our new partnership with the Clearwater Chargers Soccer Club! This organization provides opportunities to young players here in Clearwater, as part of the larger Chargers Soccer Club in the Tampa Bay region.
The Chargebacks911 Chargeback Charity Challenge came to a close in May, and we’re happy to report it was a resounding success. Over the last year, 50 worthwhile organizations throughout the Tampa Bay area and abroad were awarded a monetary grant to aid in their efforts.
Tampa-based Big Cat Rescue are the beneficiaries of Chargebacks911’s latest community endowment. Congratulations…you’ve earned it!
For over 25 years, Big Cat Rescue has housed and rehabilitated exotic cats from all over the world.
We’ve been hard at work with the wonderful people at Habitat for Humanity!
Habitat for Humanity International has helped build or refurbish nearly 1 million homes around the world since it was founded in 1976.
Our Chargebacks911 representatives joined thousands of other volunteers and cheering spectators on March 24 for the Hillsborough County Special Olympics in Tampa. Congratulations to all the participating athletes,
What’s better than making a positive change in your community…while also getting some exercise and having fun?!
That’s exactly what the Chargebacks911 team did on April 27,
For the last few weeks, Dado Kalem, Director of Quality Management at Chargebacks911®, has been a man on a mission. On a recent trip to India,
Corporate social responsibility is a high priority at Chargebacks911.
Our organization has a focus on promoting educational excellence. We make a significant impact on our local community by partnering with nonprofit organization Paid for Grades and the Pinellas Education Foundation.