I found them at WalMart!
After learning all the details of the Cheerios sendCheer campaign, I knew we would be participating. We headed out to our local Walmart to try and find them. Our first stop was in the cereal aisle. The specially marked Cheerios boxes were right on the bottom shelf. They were at a great price also, $3.00. Think about that for a moment. By spending $3.00 on a great big box of Cheerios, and sending in the postcard, Cheerios will donate $1 to the USO! That is awesome!
We also found them on the end of an asile.
Cutting this out takes less than a minute!
Easy-peasy!
I asked for the kids help. I wanted to know what we should write to another military family. I think we came up with exactly how we feel, and we let Faith choose some decorations. 🙂
Ready to go!
If you missed my first post and are wondering what this is all about, here is the quick rundown:
This fall, Cheerios® and the USO are partnering to send “Cheer” to military families to thank and encourage them for their commitment to our country. Specially marked boxes of Cheerios cereal will feature “Cheer” postcards, which can be cut out and mailed to military families through a partnership with the USO. Even more, for each postcard received, Cheerios will donate $1 to the USO to help support programs for military families. Cheerios has already donated $150,000 and will donate up to an additional $100,000 based upon the number of postcards received by November 30, 2012.
I had planned on coming up with a fun recipe to make with the Cheerios. Maybe cookies? Granola? Energy bars?
Riiiiiiiiiggggggghhhhhhhttttttt.
Do your kids do this?
Cheerios don’t last long in our house. But usually they make it longer than two days. Sheesh. Do your kids do this?
Pretend this is a picture of cookies!
If you would like to find out more about this awesome campaign and find out more about Cheerios and the USO, click below! Keep your eyes open at your local Walmart and pick up a box! Bring a smile to a military family’s face. Do it!
This post has been compensated as part of a sponsored charitable opportunity for Collective Bias. All thoughts and opinions are my own.