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Giveaway! Win a $100 Visa Gift Card to Help With Back-to-School Shopping

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[This giveaway is now closed.]

I don’t know about you, but my kids’ back-to-school shopping lists are long and the task of getting it all done on time is a bit overwhelming.

This week’s giveaway was selected as a way to help lessen the back-to-school shopping burden! Use it for your school supplies or school clothes or as a reward for yourself for being an awesome influence in your kids’ lives.

The Prize

Three lucky winners will each receive a $100 Visa gift card.

Entry Requirements

For a chance to enter and win, please complete the following three requirements and leave a separate comment for each, including links to your original tweets.

  1. Follow @tippingbucket on Twitter.
  2. Visit Tipping Bucket, watch the video, and leave a comment on this post, sharing one idea for how to help at-risk teens make the most of their educational experience.
  3. Tweet the following:
  • RT @momitforward: Help at-risk teens! Visit http://bit.ly/gnowishbone today 2 make a difference 4 only $1. #gno #tippingbucket PLS RT
  • GIVEAWAY! Enter 4 chance 2 win $100 Visa gift card from @tippingbucket (3 Winners!). http://bit.ly/bP8zj4 PLS RT

Optional Entries

The following two entries are completely optional and will earn you one extra entry per item for this giveaway. Leave a separate comment on this post for each completed entry.

  1. Like the TippingBucket page on Facebook: http://facebook.com/TippingBucket.
  2. Tweet the following:
  • No one is 2 small 2 make a difference. Check out @tippingbucket on Facebook 2 learn ways 2 change the world $1 @ a time. #gno PLS RT

Terms and Conditions

No purchase necessary to enter. Winners will be selected randomly through http://random.org. No purchase necessary to enter. Giveaway ends at midnight ET Saturday, September 4, 2010. See all terms and conditions here.

Photo courtesy of Flickr.

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Comments

650 Responses to “Giveaway! Win a $100 Visa Gift Card to Help With Back-to-School Shopping”

  1. Gloria M. says:

    Encourage them to try different things until they find something they are good at or are interested in.

  2. Gloria M. says:

    Like the TippingBucket page on Facebook-gloria mckellar

  3. Nicole says:

    Listen, leave the lines of communication open, and always give encouragment and support.

  4. Nicole says:

    Following Tippingbucket on Twitter @maybaby522

  5. Nicole says:

    I like The Tipping Bucket on FB (Nicole Krebs Balogh).

  6. Justine says:

    I’m following @TippingBucket via twitter

    ShesAnAngel417

  7. Justine says:

    I checked out the video and I think one way to help at risk youth make the most of their educational experience is to set them up with mentors, people that have lived very similar circumstances so they can relate. I think a one on one relationship really helps anyone!

  8. Justine says:

    I like The Tipping Bucket on facebook

    justine pierson

  9. Stephanie says:

    Make sure you let them know you are there for them to talk too and that you love them unconditionally.

    ziggyga athotmaildot com

  10. Stephanie says:

    I like tipping bucket on facebook.

  11. Donna B. says:

    Help them discover what their passion is/what they’re good at, and encourage them to dare their courage..

  12. Donna B. says:

    I follow tippingbucket on Twitter

  13. Donna B. says:

    I like The Tipping Bucket on Facebook

  14. Sarah Berry says:

    Following The Tipping Bucket on twitter
    breasmommy

  15. Sarah Berry says:

    I think that the most important thing for at risk teens is that you believe that they can succeed. Sometimes they do not believe that, but with your encouragement and faith in them they could learn to believe in themselves. By believing in themselves the sky is the limit!

  16. kathy pease says:

    following tipping bucket on twitter klp1965
    klp1965 AT myfairpoint DOT net

  17. kathy pease says:

    i think after school programs do a world of good but they need to be interesting and if the kids are doing something they like they wont be doing something to get into trouble

  18. kathy pease says:

    like tipping bucket on facebook Kathy L Pease
    klp1965 AT myfairpoint DOT net

  19. Stephanie says:

    I tweeted
    No one is 2 small 2 make a difference. Check out @tippingbucket on Facebook 2 learn ways 2 change the world $1 @ a time. #gno PLS RT

  20. Mandala says:

    Following @tippingbucket on Twitter (@mandalarctic)

  21. Mandala says:

    Provide them with opportunities to explore their talents and boost their self-esteem such as hosting field trips to explore nature, visiting museums, watching and/ or joining an acting workshop or plays.

  22. Charity S. says:

    Following @tippingbucket on Twitter.

    ccboobooy

  23. Charity S. says:

    Encourage them to follow their dreams, and ignite the passion to succeed in them.

  24. Charity S. says:

    Like the TippingBucket page on Facebook.

    charity s.

  25. Betty Curran says:

    I follow tippingbucket on twitter as willitara.

  26. Betty Curran says:

    Mentoring and positive encouragement help youngsters realize they can be exceptional.

  27. Betty Curran says:

    I like the Tipping Bucket on Facebook.

  28. Angie B says:

    follow tippingbucket on twitter as @angiewith3

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