Show Us Your #ServiceSelfie

Get social and help us raise $100,000 courtesy of The Home Depot Foundation.

The time has come to showcase your ridiculously good looks. For their annual Celebration of Service this year, Home Depot is inviting Team Rubicon to take part in the #ServiceSelfie campaign which asks members of TR Nation to share a photo engaging in community service. Think of this as your audition to be featured in our Team Rubicon ugly mug album. Take this once in a lifetime opportunity to turn your stunning features into cold hard cash. 

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For every #ServiceSelfie posted or retweeted on Twitter and Instagram during Celebration of Service which runs from September 1, 2016 through November 11, 2016, Home Depot will donate $1 up to $100,000 to Team Rubicon. 

What is a #ServiceSelfie? 

A #ServiceSelfie is a twist on the traditional selfie. Whether you’re volunteering or showing your love for Team Rubicon, the #ServiceSelfie is all about giving back and having fun. We want to see your latest and greatest model poses that would make Tyra Banks want to cast you as Disaster Relief Model of the year. 

How to take part:

  1. Take a selfie (solo or with your friends) while giving back in your community.
  2. Tag the photo with the hashtag #ServiceSelfie.
  3. Upload it to Twitter or Instagram.

Keep in mind that posts must include the hashtag #ServiceSelfie to be counted. Let’s make it rain together. 


Our long-standing partner Home Depot has made numerous contributions to our team, including over $3 million in financial support and in-kind donations of supplies to help operations running across the country. 

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