How about spreading a little Cheer this holiday season?
That is exactly what Cheerios needs your help with!
Now through November, 2011 at your local grocer, specially-marked boxes of Cheerios cereal will feature Cheer postcards on the front of the box. Cut out the postcard from the Cheerios logo, write a message of thanks on the back, add a stamp and mail the pre-addressed card to the USO. The USO will deliver the Cheer card to military families across the country. For each postcard received through November 2012, Cheerios will make a $1 donation to the USO to help fund programs that support military families.
Cheerios has already donated $150,000 to the USO and will donate up to an additional $100,000 based upon the number of postcards received from specially marked boxes now through November 30th, 2012. I think it is the least we could do to tell our troops how much we appreciate them, right?
Cash Cowan and Cheerios have teamed up to offer a prize pack which includes:
- 1 Cheerios cereal bowl
- 1 Cheerios cereal spoon
- 1 Cereal dispenser
- 1 “Cheer” box of Cheerios
Want to win? Here's How:
Disclosure: Cheerios cereal, information, and giveaway have been provided by General Mills through MyBlogSpark
Great giveaway!
ReplyDeleteI woudl tell them thank You!
that cereal dispencer is a cool way to serve my Cherios
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute giveaway! This would make a great gift for the holidays
ReplyDeleteAs a mom to a soldier, I love that Cheerios is offering to help! This is great cause
ReplyDeleteWho doesn't love cheerios?!? Love the bowl and dispenser! :)
ReplyDeleteI would tell them how much we love them and appreciate all that they have done and continue to do for us.
ReplyDeleteThanks for all you do and sacrifice for our freedom.
ReplyDeleteI love that Cheerios is donating to USO, military families give up so much and it is nice for Cheerios to give back.
ReplyDeleteRachel
That although we don't always fully express our gratitude, we are back here praying for their safety and appreciate the time they have given up with their own families.
ReplyDeleteI'd write a letter of gratitude. :)
ReplyDeleteI would tell them thank you for everything and that I'm wishing the best for them...and maybe add a joke or two from my classroom to make them smile!
ReplyDeleteI would tell them: Thank you for your service. Happy Holidays!
ReplyDeleteI've been looking for these special boxes every time I shop. It's a great program. Cheerios are my husband's favorite cereal.
ReplyDeleteI would thank them for all there hard work and bravery
ReplyDeleteKeep up the good work, we miss you, and come home soon ヅ *Thanks* for the giveaway!
ReplyDeleteI would say, Thank you for every minute you spend away from your family and friends. (cnfc800@gmail.com)
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