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P&G and Dollar General Celebrate Everyday Heroes #Giveaway

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In celebration of diversity, and coinciding with Black History Month, Procter & Gamble has teamed up with Dollar General to honor Every Day Heroes who make sacrifices for their families and are making a difference in their communities.

To celebrate the Every Day Hero in each of us, Dollar General chose Sabrina Williams as its Every Day Hero for February 2013. Sabrina is a driving force in the community of North Lawndale, on the west side of Chicago.

Sabrina Outside DG

In addition to raising her own four children in the neighbor she grew up in, she also became a valued community leader  and volunteer. She was the Chair of the Parent Committee at her children’s elementary school and continued to work with a national after-school literacy organization, America SCORES, as a writing coach for 3rd, 4th and 5th grade boys, even after all of her own children went on to high school.

She will be featured in a national television program airing on TNT called “Dramatic Differences.” You can find out more about Dollar General’s commitment to literacy at DollarGeneral.com

In honor of Dollar General’s Everyday Heroes Program, I’ve partnered with Procter & Gamble for a fun giveaway!

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One Winner Will Receive Samples of:

  • Dawn dish soap
  • Gain laundry detergent
  • TIDE PODS
  • Downy Unstoppables
  • Head and Shoulders Endurance shampoo
  • as well as a $10 Dollar General gift card

How to Enter:

Leave me a comment telling me who your every day hero is!

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This giveaway is open to US residents and ends at midnight on February 15. Prizes provided by P&G. I received a prize pack as well, but all opinions are my own!

Comments

  27. My 13 year old son is my everyday hero. He helps me with cooking and cleaning. He watches his one year old brother for me and plays with him so I can get some things done. He’s an awesome big brother and son.

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  29. My sister is my Hero, I watched her go through so much in life, and to end her battle with cancer, She was strong and fought till the end. She is for sure my hero.

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  38. My everyday hero is my friend who is raising three young children while dealing with chronic arthritis. She went med-free through her last pregnancy. What a hero!

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  50. My everyday hero is my daughter. She is a young widow raising a son by herself. She works, keeps her son active in sports, school and church. She’s my hero.

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  63. My husband is my hero. He loves to cook so does a lot cooking. Now if I could get him to wash the dishes. He vacuums too.

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  68. My daughter is my hero. Everything this family has gone thru she has come out on top and rasied 2 wonderful grandaughters and Is my best friend.

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  82. my hero is my mother. She overcame a stroke at a relatively young age & has used that experience to become a stronger person

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  96. tweeted 2/14 @mkjmc I can’t copy and paste I don’t know how other people are getting their twitter link to show up

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