Enter the @SheSpeaksUp Walmart & Duracell #PowerTheHolidays Giveaway!

   By SheSpeaksTeam  Nov 17, 2014
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The holiday season is looming, and we want your holidays to go as smoothly as possible this year! With all of the gift shopping, sometimes it is easy to forget a very important factor – the batteries! We have teamed up with Duracell to make sure that no gift is left battery-less this holiday season.

Enter our #PowerTheHolidays giveaway for a chance to win a $100 Walmart gift card to use for your holiday shopping!

How to Enter
To enter the giveaway, comment below and tell us one time you have been in need of batteries, or tell us one holiday gift you’ll be giving this year that isn’t complete without batteries.

Or, enter by clicking here to Tweet:
"I’m Tweeting to #PowerTheHolidays with @Duracell & @SheSpeaksUp. Enter the giveaway: bit.ly/10XFq7J"


Feel free to share any holiday or battery related pictures with us using the hashtag #PowerTheHolidays on Twitter, Instagram or Facebook!

Good luck & Happy Holidays!

Entries open until 12/5. Must be a US resident to enter. Winner will be notified via email on 12/8.

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christinlilly by christinlilly | SIESTA KEY, FL
Nov 18, 2014

Got locked out of my car. My battery in my e-key was dead. I had left my hard key, cell phone, and wallet in the center console while I ran a 5k. That was not a great moment to need a battery!

motherng by motherng | san leandro, CA
Nov 18, 2014

smoke alarm beeping, time for a battery change...alas, none in the house!

Jackie9641 by Jackie9641 | GRAYSLAKE, IL
Nov 18, 2014

My wireless mouse always has dead batteries :-(

Angehl by Angehl | Belleville, IL
Nov 18, 2014

Smoke detectors! When living in an apartment the smoke detector kept going off because the batteries had not been changed. Took a minute to figure out where the beeping was coming from.

MsBMackn by MsBMackn | Fort Dodge, IA
Nov 18, 2014

We have renters upstairs and no electricity in the hallways (it's an old house), so I bought some really cool battery operated branch lookin' wall hanging lights. Needless to say, they burn through the batteries, so I am always in need of more. This would be great to win. Thank you for the chance!

kathyinsouthfl by kathyinsouthfl | Jupiter, FL
Nov 18, 2014

We put packs of batteries in our kids Christmas stockings, this year both kids are getting new game controllers so lots of new fresh batteries are a must!

savingsmania by savingsmania | N RIDGEVILLE, OH
Nov 18, 2014

We go through a lot of batteries on Christmas day. I stock up on a variety of sizes.

gadjur1 by gadjur1 | NEWBERG, OR
Nov 18, 2014

need them for Nerf guns for Christmas

JazzyTJan by JazzyTJan | Canton, MI
Nov 18, 2014

As the cold winter weather grips our area, I know I will need batteries to keep my radio and flashlights handy to give me comfort during possible energy outage until the lights come on once again. During the holidays, I try to include batteries in any items, especially toys, so everyone can play when they open their gifts.

songinc by songinc | Marlboro, NJ
Nov 18, 2014

Need batteries for flashlights

tam1276 by tam1276 | Oneonta, NY
Nov 18, 2014

my son'll b gettin alot of presents but for a few of this presents, he'll need batteries for. mainly for his handhelds, phone n music player.

ghpc70 by ghpc70 | CROWN POINT, IN
Nov 18, 2014

Many of my sons toys need batteries, so he will be receiving batteries with those gifts this Christmas.

Justmissash by Justmissash | CLATSKANIE, OR
Nov 18, 2014

Oops and part 2 of my post: This year we are getting my son this Huge remote control car and it will need batteries!

Justmissash by Justmissash | CLATSKANIE, OR
Nov 18, 2014

Last year, I swear everything we bought needed batteries. We got a talking and moving puppy, remote control cars, talking despicable Me chaeacters, etc but we forgot to buy batteries for them. No batteries. None. Thankfully family had a few til we could get more. Oops poor kids.

LABeachGal by LABeachGal | Mission Viejo, CA
Nov 18, 2014

We recently had a black out that lasted more than half a day. Our flashlights needed batteries and wouldn't work. It was a hard lesson to learn!