Just a friendly reminder about the French Toast $15,000 contest.  Don’t forget to enter:

Does your child attend a school that requires uniforms?  If  so you are in luck.  French Toast, the leading provider of school uniforms, is hosting a contest $15,000 contest designed to encourage children to share their individuality and what makes them special and unique in their school uniforms.Children are encouraged to send in videos or essays with pictures – showing them clad in their uniforms – that illustrate and describe why they are exceptional. The grand prize is $10,000 in cash, plus a donation of $5,000 in French Toast school uniform vouchers to the winning student’s school.

The contest runs through September 15th.  On November 1st, the top 10 entries will be posted on www.frenchtoast.com for public voting.  The entry with the most votes will be the grand prize winner.  In addition to the grand prize, several other submissions will win runners-up prizes .  Winners will be announced on or around  November 30.

Video submissions – which must include some footage of the student in his/her school uniform – can be a maximum of two minutes in length.  Essays can be a maximum of 300 words and must be accompanied by at least one picture of the child in uniform.  To learn more about the contest and the enter, log on to www.uinuniform.com.

I received a gift card to thank me for taking the time to spread the word about the French Toast Show us the Real ‘U’ in Uniform contest.

This is a Sponsored Post written by me on behalf of Lunchables. All opinions are 100% mine.

The end of the school year is quickly approaching.  We have been working on our kindergarten memory books.  Of all the wonderful things that we have done this year the events that the kids end up writing about are the field trips that they went on during the year.  Going on a field trip and getting a hands on experience into what were learning about can make a lasting impression on a child. Bringing science to life by visiting a park, or learning about history from a museum provides an engaging experience that many kids wouldn’t have an opportunity to participate in outside of school.  This is why Lunchables Lunch Combinations is providing an opportunity,Field Trips For All, for deserving kids across the country to take and experience an educational field trip with their class.

“Field Trips For All” is the first effort from the Lunchables Team’s new initiative called Project Potential. Aimed at empowering kids with opportunities to help them reach their full potential, Project Potential will provide enriching experiences kids might otherwise not have.”

Education spending is being cut across the country and one of the first programs school districts are cutting are field trips.  Lunchables Project Potential wants to ensure that some classrooms still get the chance to experience a hands on trip during the school year. Anyone 6 years of age or older can nominate a deserving classroom by going to  http://www.lunchables.com/potential/ and submitting a nomination. From all nominations received, 50 classrooms will be selected to go on an inspiring, educational experience.

Check out this to see the impact a field trip can have on children:
Do you have a classroom that deserve this special field trip funding?  Tell me about them.

Does your child attend a school that requires uniforms?  If  so you are in luck.  French Toast, the leading provider of school uniforms, is hosting a contest $15,000 contest designed to encourage children to share their individuality and what makes them special and unique in their school uniforms.Children are encouraged to send in videos or essays with pictures – showing them clad in their uniforms – that illustrate and describe why they are exceptional. The grand prize is $10,000 in cash, plus a donation of $5,000 in French Toast school uniform vouchers to the winning student’s school.

The contest runs through September 15th.  On November 1st, the top 10 entries will be posted on www.frenchtoast.com for public voting.  The entry with the most votes will be the grand prize winner.  In addition to the grand prize, several other submissions will win runners-up prizes .  Winners will be announced on or around  November 30.

Video submissions – which must include some footage of the student in his/her school uniform – can be a maximum of two minutes in length.  Essays can be a maximum of 300 words and must be accompanied by at least one picture of the child in uniform.  To learn more about the contest and the enter, log on to www.uinuniform.com.

I received a gift card to thank me for taking the time to spread the word about the French Toast Show us the Real ‘U’ in Uniform contest.

Frigidaire and Jennifer Garner are teaming up to support Save the Children’s U.S. Programs, dedicated to helping children living in poverty in the United States.

Their new Spin & Win game gives you the chance to win gift cards for spending quality time with your kids - whether it’s curling up with some new books, starting a craft project or taking in a family flick.  They’re giving away a prize every day.  Plus, you could also win a brand new Frigidaire Affinity washer and dryer, with time-saving features that give you more time for the important things in life.  

Best of all, every time you play, Frigidaire will donate $1 to Save the Children, as part of their $250,000 commitment to support Save the Children’s CHANGE program, dedicated to providing nutritious snacks and promoting healthier lifestyles for children living in poverty in the United States.

Support Save the Children now by visiting Frigidaire’s Spin and Win website and be entered to win a new washer and dryer!

I was entered into a contest to win a Frigidaire washer and dryer for promoting this contest.