In an age of digital everything, there is still nothing like a hand-written note stuck to a mirror, tucked into a briefcase or snuck into a lunch bag. I try and sneak notes into my daughter's lunch box just to let her know I am thinking about her. I can tell she likes it because every so often she'll ask me why I haven't written one in a while. Apparently it isn't an embarrasment to her...yet.
Well, the folks at Kraft recognized the power of a personal note to cheer someone up or on as they stop mid-day to enjoy their lunch. They've created a program in conjuction with their Lunchables brand called, "The Lunch Note Promise." For every parent who promises to write a note and put it in their child's lunch, Kraft Lunchables will donate a meal to a child and their family through the Feeding America Program. The goal is to get 100,000 promises and give 100,000 meals. When I made my promise yesterday, the total was at 22,217.
Take time today to visit their website and register your promise. It's just one more small way to make a big difference.
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