In 2009, I had the honor of being chosen by Frigidaire through a MomCentral campaign to be on Team Fridge and receive a new Frigidaire Gallery Series refrigerator. In those two years, we have enjoyed every feature of it, from the water dispenser to the cubed or crushed ice dispenser to the huge fresh food bins and the adjustable shelves. I’m even eating more produce because the clear bins make it easy for the apples and grapes to catch my eye when I open the door.
Which is why I was thrilled to get a package in the mail yesterday from Frigidaire letting me know about their newest campaign that encourages families to eat more fresh foods, and helps Save the Children U.S. at the same time. Two days ago on June 9th, Frigidaire and Jennifer Garner joined parents and kids for a day on the farm at the Stone Barns Center for Food and Agriculture in Pocantico Hills, NY. Frigidaire and Jennifer Garner are inviting families everywhere to enjoy summer’s bounty with great recipes and tips for using fresh-picked ingredients.
“I’m a huge fan and avid supporter of my local Farmers Market,” said Garner. “Showing kids how foods go from farm to table is an important first step in creating healthy eating habits. The Frigidaire Summer School is a great way to educate kids and their parents about the importance of eating fresh.”
The other very important reason that Frigidaire is running this campaign right now is to help the children’s charity Save the Children, who, from what I understand, trains health workers here in the U.S. to educate families about healthy behaviors, and diagnose and treat common childhood infections. Frigidaire will donate $1 to Save the Children’s U.S. programs for each day you check-in at your local Farmer’s Market via Gowalla, OR commit to eating fresh at MakeTimeforChange.com, between 6/9/11 and 9/20/11, up to $40,000. That’s awesome!
Frigidaire sent me a huge eco-friendly tote made of jute from www.greengirlworld.com that says “BYOB – Bring Your Own Bag”, and a $25 AmEx gift card to spend at the Farmer’s Market. I was hoping to be able to check in on Gowalla too, but I searched the Farmer’s Market locator MakeTimeForChange.com and there aren’t ANY in Lansing that are on Gowalla. I’m still going to use it on produce, and I’ll get the $1 donation to Save the Children by committing to eat fresh on the site.
Please take a minute and visit MakeTimeforChange.com and pledge to eat fresh this summer! I’m very happy to be sharing this info with you as a member of “Team Fridge”
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