Every day average moms do extraordinary things for their families, friends and communities. From making dinner every night to raising money for the PTA, moms are sacrificing and giving their time to make a difference in both big and small ways.
Moms are Everyday Heros
Dollar General and Proctor and Gamble are teaming up to recognize those moms as the Everyday Heros they are. To help celebrate mom, they invite you to upload a video to their site describing why a mom you know is an Every Day Hero.
Olympic Training Center Trip Sweepstakes
They’re also offering you the chance to win a trip for four to the Olympic training center by purchasing participating products and entering a code on their website where full details are available.
Product Prize Pack Giveaway
Dollar General and P&G are also giving away a prize package of products to one Mommie Daze reader. The pack includes Tide® Pods, Febreze® Auto Air Freshener, Always® Radiant, Tampax® Radiant, Secret® Coco Butter Clear Gel, Old Spice® Champion Deodorant and a Dollar General chip clip.
To enter simply follow instructions in the Rafflecopter widget below.
Contest ends 05/24/2012 at 12:01 a.m. Winner will be notified by email. Open to residents of the U.S. ages 18 and older. This post was made possible by Dollar General and P&G. Thoughts are my own. Prize is supplied by sponsor.
My best friend works 2 jobs right now because she is a single mom and trying to make it on her own.
My daughter-in-law is a hero mom in my book. She handles the kids, the home, and my son beautifully!
I believe all moms are everyday heroes, we grew and gave life to a human being. We take care of them when they are sick, we kiss boo-boo’s we teach them to be great people and we can go without sleep for a # of days. Even when we are sick we still manage strength to get out of bed and take care of our families.
my mil is a mom hero, she raised 7 kids by herself.
My own mother is my everyday hero! She had to work FT plus take care of kids, the house, and everything else that comes with life. She taught us to keep going, no matter what and believe in a good future for yourself. As an adult I can really appreciate those lessons now.