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posted by Stacie on April 26, 2011   //   412 Comments »

Did you know that 83 percent of kids believe that they can help children in other countries in addition to people in their own communities? That’s according to the “Kids' Altruism Indicator” conducted in partnership with Parenting magazine. Betty Crocker Fruit Flavored Snacks wants to make it easy for kids to give back locally and globally.

Do you know how you’ll teach your son to be a giving individual? Betty Crocker is here to help. The Betty Crocker® Fruit Flavored Snacks’ “Win & Give” program is encouraging kids’ giving.

Now through May kids in the U.S. have an opportunity to instantly win a laptop from specially-marked packages of Betty Crocker Fruit Flavored Snacks. For eachlaptop won, Betty Crocker Fruit Flavored Snacks will donate a laptop to a child in Africa. It’s that simple.

To find out how the laptops positively impact the lives of the children and to learn ways parents can talk to their kids about giving back, visit www.WinOneGiveOne.com.

WIN AN XO LAPTOP HERE!

To enter, tell me how you give back in your community. Give me details. Is your entire family involved? Share tips. Ideas. Be specific. Leave your answer in the comments below as your first, mandatory entry. This is worth 5 entries.

BONUS! If you do a video entry sharing how you give back, then you get 25 entries for the laptop. You must leave a YouTube link in the comments to get the entries.

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Subscribe by email or RSS Reader

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List this giveaway on any giveaway linky or giveaway site

Add a relevant comment to any non-giveaway posts on my blog

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Tweet about the contest (up to 4 X per day – Subscribers can tweet every 2 hours). Tweet MUST have the giveaway item, the word giveaway in the tweet and a link to this post.

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Giveaway ends 5/22/11 and is open to US only. All entries must be properly recorded in the comments to count (i.e. Link to tweets, Facebook page, etc). Winner will be notified via email and has 24 hours to respond. If winner does not respond, a new winner will be chosen and notified.

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    We regularly contribute to food and coat drives. When I was teaching, I organized the school wide household item drive to benefit a local assistance agency that helped young families get started.
    When it is my turn to host a family get-together, I charge $1 per adult that goes to the food bank. I always included my son in these activities. When he was very small, it became his job to choose toys for new toy drives and help sort his old toys for other donations. As a teen, he volunteered at the local blood bank, and he and I were regular donors.

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  9. Beth Babcock

    My 6 year old daughter has always been the “giver” in our family. She is constantly going into her toy box and filling boxes for other kids. She helps us once a month at the Church for their food drive. She may be small but she is such a big help she will walk with older people and help them get food off the table. Just last week she came home and told me that she wants to walk in the Jacob Z. 5k run/walk to help a local boy go to Texas and get treatments for a tumor. When I told her it would be a lot of walking she said she didn’t mind cause she wants him to be able to go to Texas and get the help he needs. Let me tell you I shed a tear. She helps my mom who had surgery on her shoulder pull weeds in the garden and they are now planning on going to the store to pick up veggies to plant. My Gabs has such a huge heart she never asks for anything in return. She helped me get a lot of baby stuff together to donate to mothers who needed it.
    I am a volunteer for our local Jr cheerleaders. I have coached for several years and this year i signed up to coach the youngest group but after receiving a call I will now be coaching the Varsity Girls. The Board of Directors requested that I coach the older ones because “I am very responsible and teach them the good values they will need for HS” My oldest daughter will also be walking in the 5k run. The girls this year were hosting a garage sale to raise money for their uniforms so we decided to go around and collect donations for the sale. Anything that is not sold we will be donating to the Vets for heir clothing drive. I try to get my daughters involved as much as possible with volunteering, Unfortunately in our area there is not a very big “need” for it. So I always try to instill in them that when you help people it makes you feel good and gives your life meaning. I would really like to win this so I can give it to my well deserved daughter. Even if we don’t win I know it will not have an effect on her volunteering, She will still be strong! 🙂

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    We regularly donate excess clothing and household items to the local battered women’s shelter. Additionally, I donate a lot of food and health and beauty items to the local food bank (I’m a big couponer, and some of these diaper deals are insane!) as well as pet food to the local animal shelter when I run across a great coupon/sale.

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  54. Mary Beth Elderton

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  55. Belinda

    We give back by donating outgrown clothes and toys to charity. We also donate food to the local food bank and participate in local lake clean ups. We try to teach our kids to help in little ways. Just being kind to others or putting extra change in the money collectors for Ronald McDonald House or the local human society. We also purchase items like chickens and Bibles for poverty stricken countries through Gospel For Asia. This past Christmas, my boys asked if they could take money out of their piggy banks to buy extra items. I was so proud!

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    I have been the chairman of our school’s book fair for 11 years.
    I started as a co-chair when my son was in kindergarten and the following year I chaired it on my own and never looked back.
    I want to encourage kids to read and to get as many books as possible into their sweet little hands. All our books are 20% off and I hold a spring and fall book fair.
    My son, daughter, husband and many volunteers help with set up, selling and take down. Their is a lot of planning and scheduling beforehand and take down and paperwork afterward.
    To me it is well worth the effort and I am even considering staying on to help after my kids graduate.
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    I have been the chairman of our school’s book fair for 11 years.
    I started as a co-chair when my son was in kindergarten and the following year I chaired it on my own and never looked back.
    I want to encourage kids to read and to get as many books as possible into their sweet little hands. All our books are 20% off and I hold a spring and fall book fair.
    My son, daughter, husband and many volunteers help with set up, selling and take down. Their is a lot of planning and scheduling beforehand and take down and paperwork afterward.
    To me it is well worth the effort and I am even considering staying on to help after my kids graduate.
    Thanks for the great giveaway! #4

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    I have been the chairman of our school’s book fair for 11 years.
    I started as a co-chair when my son was in kindergarten and the following year I chaired it on my own and never looked back.
    I want to encourage kids to read and to get as many books as possible into their sweet little hands. All our books are 20% off and I hold a spring and fall book fair.
    My son, daughter, husband and many volunteers help with set up, selling and take down. Their is a lot of planning and scheduling beforehand and take down and paperwork afterward.
    To me it is well worth the effort and I am even considering staying on to help after my kids graduate.
    Thanks for the great giveaway! #5

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