ere's how to tell the Griffiths twins apart: Jeffrey's the one who organized a "free store" where the needy could shop, a 200-strong city clean-up crew, and enough volunteers to make 1,000 peanut butter and jelly sandwiches for a homeless shelter.

Frank's the one who masterminded a book drive, elderly visitation, a carnival for needy children and an orchard-gleaning project that salvaged 17,000 pounds of apples for a local food bank.

Their dueling Make A Difference Day extravaganzas at campuses 600 miles apart Frank is at the University of Virginia, Jeffrey is at Miami University of Ohio are typical of the way the 21-year-old twins "feed off of each other," says their mother, Sharon Griffiths.

The brothers graduate next year, but at each school, student organizations have adopted Make A Difference Day as a long-term cause.

So, who won the sibling rivalry? Jeffrey rallied a total of 1,500 volunteers; Frank, 1,000. But now the colleges' presidents are talking about adopting the two-campus rivalry. The competition continues!

$10,000 award from Paul Newman benefits the University of Virginia Fund and the Miami University Make A Difference Day Organizational Fund.