Tuesday, November 04, 2008

Vote & Get Your Free Stuff

POSTED BY Amy at 8:06 AM

Today you can swing by The MotherLoot and enter our giveaway of four DS games. If you have a DS or are planning to give one for Christmas, this would be a great giveaway to sign up for. Leave your comments over here by 11/11 (Tuesday) at 8PM (Eastern time) and we will enter your name into the drawing.

Don't forget to head out and vote and get your free stuff for voting. I am happily sipping my free Starbucks coffee, free just for putting your vote in. Want the full scoop on freebies? Be sure to visit Freebies 4 Mom for all of the freebies you can score just for voting.

Stumped for ideas for how to involve the kids? Be sure to visit our Family Bliss channel and check out a great post on an election night party that the whole family can enjoy. Thanks to Kathy Strukel, from Perfect Solutions, for coming up with such a fun theme night for our channel!

Please get out there and vote & make your kids a part of it!

(Photo Credit: Kate Sumbler)

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4Comments:

Blogger Heather
"Happy Election Day! Glad you got your free Starbucks this morning!

-Heather
Freebies 4 Mom"

at 9:33 AM  

Anonymous Saver Queen
"Great suggestions on involving the kids! The meal suggestions are SO cute! I am Canadian but our families are doing an "all-American" meal together with hot dogs, french fries and apple pie!"

at 10:50 AM  

Blogger Kat
"http://www.kirotv.com/news/17885256/detail.html

Election officials for the state of Washington told KIRO 7 that rewarding voters with free coffee is illegal.
Handy said there is a federal statute that prohibits any reward for voting.

Starbucks' good deed can be perceived as paying someone to vote, and that’s illegal, Handy said.
To fix the situation, Starbucks had agreed to give a tall cup of coffee to anyone who asks on Election Day.

A statement from Tara Darrow of Starbucks says, "We've been excited by the number of positive responses received about our free coffee offer. To ensure we are in compliance with election law, we are extending our offer to all customers who request a tall brewed coffee. We're pleased to honor our commitment to communities on this important Election Day. We hope there is a record turnout on Tuesday and look forward to celebrating with our customers over a great cup of coffee.""

at 2:13 PM  

Anonymous Anonymous
"I was bummed, didn't hear about this till after I voted. They didn't offer it at our polls but Some polls in Central PA gave out free flue shots when you voted!!! What an awesome idea!!!!!! Heather"

at 2:04 PM  

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