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Do you remember those cute little notes Mom used to doodle on our napkins to stick in our lunch in gradeschool? Denver mom Barb Likos, owner of ElementarySpirits.com, is shouting out to anyone within earshot to remember those happy notes. She has partnered with Oscar Mayer and Lunchables to help raise funds to feed Denver children through the Feeding America Food Bank of the Rockies and YOU can help!
Oscar Mayer and Lunchables is paying $5 per comment to foodbanks around the country. By promising to leave a lunch note in your own child's lunch, and then leaving a comment on Barb's blog, Lunchables will donate $5 to our local Feeding America location, the Food Bank of the Rockies– up to $1,000 or 200 comments!
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1. Make a promise on
www.lunchnotepromise.com
2. Leave a comment that lists what number
the promise was – “I was promise number 12,003
on www.lunchnotepromise.com“
In order for our local food bank to benefit from this campaign please remember to stop by Barb's blog and leave your comment after you've made your lunch note promise. Then, pass this on to your friends and family. To top of the excitement, so far none of the other participating cities have reached their 200 comment goal... so hop on and help Denver be the first!
Fine print: About the Lunch Note Promise Campaign. The Lunchables team is asking parents and caregivers nationwide to promise to drop a note of encouragement into their child’s lunch. For every parent that logs onto www.lunchnotepromise.com to make that promise, the Lunchables team will donate a meal to children and families in need through Feeding America, which serves an estimated nine million children each year. The goal is to turn 100,000 promises into up to 100,000 meals. The first 200 comments will send $1,000 to Food Bank for the Rockies. Additional promises/comments up to 100,000 for the entire campaign will have a meal donated to Feeding America.
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Comments
Believe it or not I think I invented those!! lol I used to make those for my girls and sold them at my booth at Coomers for years... just cute little.. I love you, I'm proud of you I have cookies at home when you get here. :) What a neat idea, I'll go comment and spread the word.. Does it count if I put it in my hubby's lunch?
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