If you have been in walmart lately you may have noticed the special 28 packs of Coke. This Holiday season, in support of Coca-Cola’s Arctic Home awareness campaign, Coca-Cola and Walmart are teaming up to help you bring home happiness with exclusive 28 packs of Coke sold only at participating Walmart locations (while supplies last), and a fabulous hourly Walmart instant win through My Coke Rewards.
With purchase of the 28 pack, Walmart and Coke fans can visit ArcticHome.com/Walmart to be entered for a chance to win a $100 Walmart gift card!! One will be given away every hour December 5th through December 31st.
However, Walmart is the only place you can purchase an exclusive Coca-Cola Arctic Home 28 pack. If you can’t find the 28 pack in your area, Walmart will also be featuring exclusive Coca-Cola Arctic Home Holiday Orb Bottles for $1. Visit ArcticHome.com/Walmart, enter My Coke Rewards code from your Coca-Cola Arctic Home Holiday Orb Bottle and the word ARCTIC to receive an entry into the $100 Walmart Gift Card instant win and a virtual parcel on ArcticHome.com. Purchase is not required to enter, but you must be a My Coke Rewards member. Membership is free but you must be a legal resident of one of the 50 U.S. states (or DC) and be at least 13 years of age. Details and full rules are found at ArcticHome.com/Walmart.
Don’t forget when you buy the 28 pack of the new Arctic Home cans, you are helping create a safe home for the polar bear by donating to the World Wildlife Fund (WWF). Together, through the Arctic Home campaign, Coca-Cola and the WWF are raising awareness and funds to protect the polar bear’s Arctic habitat. Coke is making an initial $2 million donation to WWF. Using codes from packaging of specially marked holiday Coca-Cola cans, anyone can donate to the cause by text or online (ArcticHome.com) and Coke will match donations made by March 15th 2012 up to another $1 million.
But that’s not all!! One lucky reader has a chance to win a great prize pack right here on Mommy’s Hangout! BE SURE TO ENTER NOW! THIS GIVEAWAY ENDS SOON SO YOU CAN HAVE YOUR PRIZE FOR THE HOLIDAYS!!
Win this Prize pack (value: $115)
(1) $50 Walmart gift card for your all holiday needs
(3) Coca-Cola Polar bear ornaments to help raise awareness for Arctic Home cause
(1) 4-sets of collectible Arctic glasses
(1) polar bear winter hat
This prize was provided by The Coca-Cola Company. The Coca-Cola Company is not a sponsor, administrator or connected in any other way with this instant win.
that there will be no ice in Hudson Bay by 2080 … pretty shocking
Coca Cola is working with World Wildlife Fund to raise awareness and funds to help create a safe haven for the polar bear—an Arctic refuge.
I learned that the loss of habitat is now the polar bear’s greatest threat.
I learned the arctic fund goal is to raise awareness
I plan on buying some toys for the little ones
Polar bears evloved from brown bears. Neat!
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I learned Coca-Cola has been supporting WWF arctic since 2007.
Clothing for my kids.
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i found out that you can take a virtual tour and track polar bears
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clothes for my daughter
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I learned that Coca-cola is working to save polar bears.
Nice video. I learned we need to do more to protect the polar bears. Thanks for having the contest and Happy Holidays!
I learned that the primary food source of polar bears is seals.Thanks!
I would get new camping chairs for our van in next month.
I did not know the polar bear evolved from brown bear ancestors
I learned that this is spearheaded by Coca-Cola.
If I win, I’ll get a few things for my son. Thanks
I learned that THEIR food is limited to 3-4 months
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WOULD BUY A NEW car gps
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I learned about melting ice and the effect on polar bears
Each dollar equals one virtual parcel.
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I learned that they had a live event: Forty Year’s In The Arctic A Biologists Retrospective With Ian Stirling.
Quilting supplies.
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