Enter The @TomsofMaine #OneWayToHelp Giveaway!

By SheSpeaksTeam Jul 24, 2015

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If you could help build a better community with just one change, what would you do? Knowing that not everyone has money to support the many causes they care about, Tom’s of Maine has created the 50 States for Good program!

As part of this year’s campaign, they’re inviting anyone to share their #OneWayToHelp their community for a chance to select a local nonprofit to receive funding. This year, Tom’s of Maine is awarding more funding than ever – more than $1 million in total – with $20,000 going to a nonprofit organization in every state and Washington D.C.!

Spread the word about the 50 States For Good program and win a $50 Visa Gift Card!

How to Enter
Tweet about the 50 States for Good campaign:

Click here to Tweet: Share your #OneWaytoHelp by using #entry, state hashtag (i.e. #NY) & #ad for a chance to win your state $20K! bitly.com/50SFG

Comment below to share in a few words what you would do to help your community.

If you would like to enter the 50 States For Good contest, visit the website here.

One lucky commenter (or Tweeter) will be chosen at random to receive a $50 Visa gift card. The SheSpeaks Visa gift card Giveaway is open to U.S. residents 18 years or older. Enter through 8/14. Winner will be chosen randomly by 8/17 and notified by email.

Congrats to our winner, cece03!

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by mara83 | West Richland, WA

Jul 27, 2015

I would plant more trees in my city. And add recycle cans everywhere.

by Janakae24 | CASTRO VALLEY, CA

Jul 27, 2015

Firstly I would encourage the city to offer clean, affordable housing for the growing homeless population. Then I would assist the senior citizens of the community with their daily needs, from shopping, laundry, doctor appointments or just take some out for a meal. I would offer companionship for anyone that needed it.

by lughead13 | SCHWENKSVILLE, PA

Jul 26, 2015

I encourage our neighbors to plant a garden and enjoy the harvest. We all plant different items and share.

by KouponKat | NAPERVILLE, IL

Jul 26, 2015

I would help senior citizens find affordable housing options.

by Phoenix | BERKELEY, CA

Jul 26, 2015

Affordable housing is dearly needed in our area, so I would support the groups that are working to provide this.

by Gagurl | Hawkinsville, GA

Jul 25, 2015

If I could help my community,it would be help feed the homeless,homeless shelters and help for teenage girls who are pregnant.Doesnt seem to be alot of those types of things here where I live.

by sonia23 | LOUISVILLE, KY

Jul 25, 2015

help with starting more places to donate food for those in need

by Justmissash | CLATSKANIE, OR

Jul 25, 2015

We also recycle and promote recycling and reducing waste and help by donating time or money to our local resources and organizations involved, like Habitat for Humanity.

by Justmissash | CLATSKANIE, OR

Jul 25, 2015

I always help our local women's shelter by giving items they need or having a drive to collect donations, as well as helping the schools out too. I was in the AmeriCorps program for 2 years and volunteered at local organizations including our women's shelter and our work source and helped our community.

by rubydreamer | ALBURTIS, PA

Jul 24, 2015

Definitely it would be recycling...we throw entirely too many things away, when we should be trying to preserve the earth for future generations.

by tiffycullen | Alexandria, LA

Jul 24, 2015

clean up trash off the roads

by laurj12 | RIVERSIDE, CT

Jul 24, 2015

I would help beauty our beaches!

by Dheeramos | WOODLAND HLS, CA

Jul 24, 2015

#OneWayToHelp our community is by PRESERVING WATER specially in the states that has drought problems like here in CA!

by Notcreative | Temecula, CA

Jul 24, 2015

I would encourage more people to carpool or invest in alternative vehicles.

by Abornewords | Melbourne, FL

Jul 24, 2015

I would like to help motivate young people to be active and encourage them to form good study and reading habits which would include talking about purchasing products in green packages so that they know small changes do count.