Wednesday, October 23, 2013

Green Giant Raise a Giant - $25 Gift Card Giveaway

Hi all. I have some important info I want to share with you. It is about Green Giant's anti-bullying campaign. 

In light of everything that is going on in schools today and the bullying problems this is very good info for kids and parents to have. Please read on:




Green Giant®  knows it takes a lot more to raise a healthy child then just getting them to eat their vegetables. Kids these days live in a world that is bigger and scarier than the world we grew up in, and they need help and encouragement to navigate that world with confidence and pride. 
Unfortunately one of the hardest things kids have to deal with is bullying. When a child is bullied by a peer it can turn his or her life into a daily gauntlet of fear and anxiety. 

That’s why Green Giant® is partnering with PACER’s National Bullying Prevention Center and We Day Minnesota to help parents Raise A Giant and put a stop to bullying in their community.


What Does it Mean To Be A Giant?
Being a giant isn’t about being the biggest or the best. Being a giant means standing up for others. It means lending a hand to those who are in trouble and speaking up for those who sometimes find it hard to speak up for themselves.
Studies show that an effective way to stop bullying is for kids to simply speak up and say, “That’s not okay” when they see bullying happening.
But asking kids to have the courage to stand up to bullying is a tall order and that’s why they need our help.
How Do You Raise A Giant?
We’re asking parents to write a letter to their kids telling them how special they are and encouraging them to be part of the bullying prevention solution by being a giant.
To get started parents can visit our community at RaiseAGaint.com and read the letters others have written.
Help Us Spread The Word:
1. Write a letter to your kids about standing up to bullying and post it on your blog and at RaiseAGiant.com. See the included tip sheet for help getting started.
2. Encourage your community to write their own letters and post them at RaiseAGiant.com
3. Share the Raise a Giant Video, Infographic, and Tips For Talking To Your Kids About Bullying on your blog, Facebook, Pinterest and Twitter.
4. Change your Facebook profile picture to the Raise A Giant icon to show your support.
With your encouragement we can help all of our kids create a safer, happier world.
Win it: One blog reader will receive a $25 Gift Card. US residents only.

Enter using Rafflecopter form below



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Disclosure: Green Giant is making a donation  in my name to the PACER Center for Bully Prevention, for participating in this campaign. Green Giant is providing winner of this giveaway with a $25 Gift Card. All information and prize pack is provided by Green Giant and MyBlogSpark. 

50 comments:

  1. i would write a letter to my niece

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  3. I would so love to win. Great company and great cause.

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  4. to my little niece. she could use a boost!

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  5. I would write a letter to my son.

    Entered the rafflecopter as "Wild orchid"

    Thanks for the chance to win!
    wildorchid985 at gmail dot com

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  6. I would write a letter to my niece.

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  7. I would write the letter to my oldest son!

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  8. I would write them to my younger nephews!

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  9. I would write a letter to my kids.

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  10. I would write it to my grandson.

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  11. I would write it to my niece.

    rhoneygtn at yahoo dot com

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  12. my daughter

    kport207 at gmail dot com

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  13. I would write a letter to both of my step-sisters. They are 10 and 11. :)

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  14. I would write to my Grandson - he's just in Kindergarten, but if you catch this behavior early you can teach Children the right way - my own Children always stood up to Bullys, sometimes for others!

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  15. I would write a letter to my nephew

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  16. I would write a letter to my son

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  17. I would write letters to my grandchildren

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  18. I would write a letter to both of my girls. Thank you!
    crystalfaulkner2000 at yahoo dot com

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  19. My daughter and son - they both encounter bullies at school
    annabella @ centurytel dot net

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  20. I'd write to my nephew, who's bullied for taking dance lessons and too shy to stand up for himself yet.

    Geoff K
    gkaufmanss at yahoo dot com

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  21. Would write to my son...just because he is my child that wants to "please" everyone and conform to the crowd.

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  22. I'd write it to my grandaughter because she's very sensitive

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  23. I would write a letter to my niece!

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  24. I would write a letter to my nephew.

    rounder9834 @yahoo.com

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  25. A boy my daughter goes to school with.

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  26. I would write letters to both my daughter and son.

    amanda.townsend2 at gmail dot com

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  27. I would write a letter to my niece and ask her to share it with her friends.

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  28. I would write a letter to my step daughter, she is ten years old and I don't believe she faces bullying, but I would want to be sure she knows how awesome she is and what to do if she is exposed to bullying.

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  29. my niece who sadly at six is experiencing it now

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  30. I would write a letter to my neighbors daughter.
    She should know that someone cares and is there to help in any way that she needs.

    jweezie43[at]gmail[dot]com

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  31. I would write a letter to my son.

    rtrexel@gmail.com

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  32. I would write a letter to my middle school students. They always need reminders and inspiration on the importance of being a positive role model and a leader when it comes to stopping bullying.

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  33. I would write it to my children.

    dominican757 at gmail dot com

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  34. My cousin who is in high school, I'd write him a letter.

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  35. I would write a letter to my children.

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  36. I would write a letter to my kids.

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  37. I would write a letter to my children.

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  38. I would write one to my best friend's daughter.
    Brittney House BBrittBrat1398@yahoo.com

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  39. I would write to my son.

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