Party with a Purpose – Monster High Dolls Giveaway

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This is a sponsored post from our friends at Ghouls Helping Ghouls.  The giveaway is sponsored by the Ghouls Helping Ghouls Program.  All opinions expressed in this post are 100% mine.

Who loves to throw a party?  We do, we do!  Our girls love Monster High Dolls, so as soon as I learned about the Ghouls Helping Ghouls Skullership, I immediately wanted to know more!  Let’s talk about the Ghouls Helping Ghouls Program.

Gen Z (0-18 years old) is a generation defined as un-bordered, optimistic, inspired and entrepreneurial. With the power and knowledge of the world at their fingertips, how do parents today harness and nurture their kids’ passion into something productive?

Lisa Cerone, mother of 14-year old Lulu, knows first-hand about the discipline and encouragement it takes to foster big aspirations from a small person.  At the age of 10 years old, Lulu Cerone single-handedly created, organized, and executed a large-scale, school-wide fundraiser to help aid the earthquake victims in Haiti, raising more than $4,000.

Today, Lulu is inspiring friends, classmates and her community to give back in whatever ways they can.  Her good work caught the eye of one of the most popular tween girl brands – Monster High®, who, going through June 9, will give Philanthro-party hosts a chance to win a $1,000 cash donation to their cause of choice.

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ABOUT THE “GHOULS HELPING GHOULS” SKULLERSHIP

– Fans are asked to submit a short description and photo around how they most represent the spirit of “Ghouls Helping Ghouls,” through Philanthro-parties.

– Fans may enter the contest by visiting www.ghoulshelpingghouls.com and following the rules for submission.

GIVEAWAY

1 lucky reader on The Mommy-Files will win a Ghouls Helping Ghouls Prize Pack from Monster High, including Monster High Doll, Double Feature DVD, T-Shirt and Magazine!!!

WIN IT!!! (MANDATORY ENTRY)

– Tell me in a comment how you would inspire your favorite ghoul to give back with a Ghoulish party

EXTRA ENTRIES

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– Comment on any Non-Giveaway post on The Mommy-Files – 1 ENTRY per post comment (no limit)
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RULES

– Contest will close at 11:59 p.m. PST on June 9th, 2013! Any entries after this time will be disqualified!
– Contest open to U.S. residents only.

123 thoughts on “Party with a Purpose – Monster High Dolls Giveaway”

  1. Sandy VanHoey

    I think it’s important for our kids to learn at early ages the importance of helping others. With so much devastation with all the tornadoes, etc., I think it would be fun for the kids to help out by having bake sales, car washes, anything like that to raise money to help out those in need. So many have to rebuild their lives and are starting out with nothing. Also, by donating things like clothing, toys, etc. they no longer need or would just like to give from their heart to others so someone less fortunate will have things

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  28. Rebecca

    This one is easy. We are very active in Relay for Life raising funds for American Cancer Society. My daughters are both on the team. This would be a great idea for them.

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  38. Stacy Alfano

    My daughter organizes fundraisers at her school to sell bracelets to help raise money for Multiple Myeloma, a blood cancer that my daddy passed away from.

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  49. Jammie

    I would inspire my daughter to give back, by going out in the community so she can see what the world is like. Also by taking her to an nursing home, to help out some.

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  56. Donna W.

    There are so many ways to give. Pick a cause you are interested in. You can volunteer your time or do fundraisers to help out.

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  60. Stacey B

    I always talk to my son about less fortune children in other countries, and in our own country as well. I explain how other kids don’t have things like houses, toys, and enough food to eat if any at all. I try to inspire him to be grateful for what he has, and why we donate food & toys to the less fortunate.

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  61. Niurka

    My daughter is a Girl Scout and in the program they do community service such as raising money for hurricane sandy victims.

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