SwoopOff Gives Back to Charity

Each day, SwoopOff offers one awesome deal at up to 80% off to Westside Los Angeles businesses like restaurants, spas, fitness centers, salons, desserts, events and more. 

From February 22nd to March 7th, SwoopOff is celebrating its launch by donating more than half of its revenue to local charities including The Beautiful Day Foundation, Reading to Kids and TreePeople

SwoopOff will give 30% of revenue to the most popular charity, 15% to the second most and 10% to the third most.

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	The Beautiful Day Foundation is a not-for-profit organization dedicated to raising awareness and providing breast cancer education to young women in Southern California. We bring professionals who know and people who care together to provide the information and support that young women need to fight this disease with courage and strength. We are a fresh voice helping young women with breast cancer face every new day's challenges with grace, humor, and style. And we are building an energetic community dedicated to helping young women and their loved ones turn today - each day - every day into a beautiful day.
	Reading to Kids is a grassroots organization dedicated to inspiring underserved children with a love of reading, thereby enriching their lives and opportunities for future success. Our mission is motivated by a landmark 1985 study, conducted by the National Commission on Reading, which found that “the single most important activity for building the knowledge required for eventual success in reading is reading aloud to children.” Reading to Kids lays a foundation for positive childhood development by imparting a love for books and reading.
	TreePeople is an environmental nonprofit that has been serving the Los Angeles area for more than three decades. TreePeople unites the power of trees, people and technology to grow a sustainable future for Los Angeles. Simply put, our work is about helping nature heal our cities. We offer sustainable solutions to urban ecosystem, train and support communities to plant and care for trees, educate school children and adults about the environment, and work with government agencies on critical water issues.