Purex Bright Washes. Bright Wishes {Giveaway}

Every child has a dream. I love listening to the hopes, dreams and aspirations of my children as they dream big. Of course each day is different. One day it's the desire to travel to Australia and see a kangaroo. The next day it's the hope to work in a Lego factory!

Keeping hope alive in the hearts of young children with serious medical conditions in the United States is what Make-A-Wish does each year thanks to the help of over 25,000 volunteers! Make-A-Wish has been turning dreams of young children who are fighting life threatening illnesses into a reality since 1980. Providing these dreams helps to give these children a renewed strength to be able to fight against the odds! Parents have even testified that experiences such as these help to strengthen the entire family! Over 226,000 wishes have come true thanks to those at Make-A-Wish!

This month, February 1- 28th, 2014 Purex brand will pay $.05 per bottle sold of their laundry detergent to Make-A-Wish for the first 4 million sold! Purex brand has also agreed to pay $.08 per bottle to Make-A-Wish for the first 620,000 bottles of Classic and Ultra Lines in Mountain Breeze and Sweet Lavender fabric softeners! They will then increase the payment to $.10 a bottle for each bottle above 620,000 up to $100,000!

Purchase Purex Brand this month and help a child's dream become a reality!

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Disclaimer: Purex Laundry Detergent provided me with coupons for this promotion. However, the opinions expressed here are my own.

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