Boxes Of Cheer {sendCheer}

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Last week I told you about Cheerios wonderful sendCheer campaign and this week I get to share with you how I sent cheer! I had so much fun with it!

Here are some pictures from my shopping experience and what I did with the boxes of Cheerios:

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First, I headed to Walmart to buy my Cheerios. It was a busy day at the store because everyone was getting their items for Thanksgiving.

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I headed to the cereal aisle. I saw many different boxes of Cheerios but I was looking for specially marked ones.

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These are the boxes I was looking for. They were mixed in with the regular boxes of Cheerios.

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I bought a bunch of boxes and put them in my cart. I also got some other items that were on my grocery list.

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Once home I took the cereal out of the box, cut the postcard out of the box, and then had my three year old color the postcard.

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Once the postcard was done I had to figure out what to do with the other boxes I had bought. I decided to wrap them with wrapping paper.

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After the boxes were wrapped I put notes on them.

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It is so fun to spread Cheer so I would have my friends help me spread the cheer.

Each box has a note on them that says:

Happy Holidays!

Here is a box of CHEER for you!

I’ve dropped off this box in hopes that you will help me thank our military.

Inside the box you will find directions on how you can help me spread CHEER this season.

I hope you will join me in thanking those that serve us every day

and I hope your family enjoys eating your box of CHEERios!

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I’m going to be putting the wrapped boxes of Cheerios on porches and watch the CHEER spread!

Won’t you join me?

You can find specially marked boxes of Cheerios at Walmart.

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(Disclosure: This post has been compensated as part of a sponsored charitable opportunity for Collective Bias. All thoughts are my own. #cbias #sendcheer )

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