Dollar Rent A Car Provides Chance to Win College Fund
With its “Dollar Sing-a-Long” promotion, Dollar Rent A Car, a subsidiary of The Hertz Corp., is offering its customers the chance to win a college savings fund.
Photo courtesy of The Hertz Corp.
Photo courtesy of The Hertz Corp.
Dollar Rent A Car, a subsidiary of The Hertz Corp., is offering its customers the chance to win a college savings fund with its new “Dollar Sing-A-Long” promotion via social media.
To enter, customers need to submit a video of their best sing-a-long and then share on Facebook or Twitter with the hashtag #SingWithDollar, according to the company. Friends can vote for your entry through social media.
One grand prize winner and two runners up will receive a college savings fund for the child or children featured in the video. The grand prize is $2,000 while the two runners up will be awarded $1,000 each.
"We are always looking for fun ways to engage and interact with our customers," said Bob Stuart, executive vice president, global sales. "The Dollar Sing-a-Long not only helps us to do that but also allows us to give back in an important way."
The top 10 videos with the highest e-Score will be submitted to Dollar. Then the top three will be selected, according to the company. Contest ends Aug. 12.
To enter the contest, visit www.dollarsingalong.com.
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