Through June 30, United Airlines, Chase and Visa team up to reward cardmembers who donate to select non-profit organizations celebrating and advocating for the LGBTQ+ community. These organizations include The Trevor Project, The Human Rights Campaign and StartOut.
For every dollar donated to these organizations, United MileagePlus cardmembers will earn five total miles for every dollar. This is up to $1,000 per eligible card. Visit here to learn more about this limited-time offer.
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