Regular readers of At Home with Kim Vallee are aware of my love affair with playhouses. I always try to provide to my son activities that will develop his creativity and teach him about the real life. This is why I am thrilled to host this giveaway to win a 100% recycled cardboard playhouse made in Canada by Cascades from recycled fibers recovered in Canada and in the United States.
My Pretty House is not just lean on the environment. My Pretty Playhouse will also help build real homes! Cascades will donate two dollars to Habitat for Humanity for each playhouse sold in Canada and in the United States. As a city dweller, I appreciate that My Pretty Playhouse is big enough to entertain a few kids but that it will not too take over my living room.
Giveaway Rules and How to Participate
Prize: One (1) My Pretty Playhouse (MSRP: $34.99) by Cascades.
Deadline: It begins now. We will accept entries through October 22nd, 2012 noon Eastern Time.
Who can Participate: Readers of At Home with Kim Vallee who live in Canada or the continental United States that are 18 years or older.
Random draw: One (1) winner will be selected randomly among the pool of eligible entries received before the participation deadline. The winner will be announced on this site. The winner will be notified by email (using the email he/she supplied on the entry form) and must respond within 7 days to claim the prize.
How to Enter - Fill out all the fields of the form below. The name of the contestants with their answer will be automatically posted at the end of this post. Only one entry per person is allowed per giveaway period. Contestants who enter more than once will be disqualified.
Other Rules
- We will disqualify any entries that we believe are generated by scripts, and/or any automated electronic system.
- The use of services to automatically generate email addresses is forbidden and will disqualify the participant.
- If the winner fails to response to our notification email within 7 days, it is said that he/she forfeits the prize. Then, an alternate winner will be selected randomly.
- The prize must be accepted as awarded and is not transferable or convertible to cash.
Sponsor: Cascades. The information you provide will only be used for the purposes of this contest.
Good Luck!
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