Support Giving Diapers Giving Hope with Tom’s of Maine’s #OneWayToHelp
Tom’s of Maine is giving $20,000 EACH to 52 charities. Entering is so easy and GDGH could use your help! As a friend, fan and long-time supporter of GDGH, I know how hard this charity organization has struggled to get their non-profit status, raise funds, ship boxes of hope and get cloth diapers on the bums of as many babies as possible, no matter their family’s dire financial status.
I can’t think of a better charity to nominate for Tom’s of Maine’s #OneWayToHelp Campaign than Giving Diapers Giving Hope! In fact, I have nominated them and you can too. It’s easy and there are a variety of ways to make your entries count! See my Twitter entry below. <3
If I won the @TomsofMaine #onewaytohelp contest I would support Giving Diapers Giving Hope! #FL #Entry #Clothdiapers pic.twitter.com/sLcb1PpWMn
— Julie (@clothdiapergeek) July 17, 2015
Can you imagine how much 20k could do for GDGH families?!
Here are some examples of how you can show your support and nomination. Every single entry will help boost their odds!
You may enter 1 time PER day, PER method! (Twitter + IG + Tom’s Website)
Tell @TomsofMaine how you would help (feel free to tag them & @GivingDiapersGH)
Tweet It
Be authentic (don’t copy/past the same thing every day) and say how you would help and include these hashtags #OneWaytoHelp #Entry #YOURSTATE (I’m in Ohio, so mine is #OH)
Instagram It
Take photo of a donation, a diaper, your adorable little one in cloth – whatever shows them how 20k would make a huge different for GDGH – be sure to include the hashtags! #OneWaytoHelp #Entry #YOURSTATE
Enter on Their Website
http://www.tomsofmaine.com/comm…/50SFG-2016/overlay/Nominate
This event closes August 26th, which means that we have a lot of time to get in entries and improve our odds drastically.
I’m Julie, a former cloth diaper retailer who discovered a passion for the industry. Now, instead of selling cloth diapers, I advocate them and promote small businesses I love who sell and manufacture them.
I’m the wife of a fireman and mother of three. I have a daughter and identical twin sons.
