The Advil Congestion Relief Project ~ Giveaway

There’s nothing worse than a stuffy nose, except a stuffy nose during the holidays. No one likes to be sick, and during the holidays you feel like a leper if you even sniffle. And with a preschooler in the house, who touches EVERYTHING, it is a constant battle to keep those cold germs out of our house. This holiday season, the makers of Advil want to not only help you fight icky nasal congestion, but also life’s congestion in your community.

What does that mean?

Advil is on a mission to relieve social congestion. From undersupplied schools, congested traffic lanes and more Advil wants to help. For its first project, Advil unveiled a new library at P.S. 130 in the Bronx on Tuesday, November 15. Now it’s your chance to help decide where Advil should relieve congestion next – maybe in your town.

If your community has a congestion problem that needs Advil’s help, you can enter your community to win up to $30,000 to fund a solution. Entry is easy, you will just have to answer three questions:

1. What’s congested in your community?
2. How does that affect your community?
3. How could Advil® Congestion Relief relieve your community’s congestion?

Wouldn’t it be great if you could be part of the solution by bringing Advil’s attention to the needs of your community! Enter your congestion needs by January 24, 2012 to win up to $30,000 for your community.

Giveaway – To help fight your nasal congestion, one lucky reader will win a 10 count package of Advil® Congestion Relief (retail value $7.99)

To enter – Please use the Rafflecopter form below to take advantage of your entry opportunities.

MANDATORY ENTRY MUST BE LEFT AS COMMENT ON BLOG POST BELOW– then you can check off in Rafflecopter that you did it. Otherwise, all other entries will be invalid. (Click instructions for what to comment about.)

Disclosure – I am a member of One2One Network and this post is part of a sponsored campaign I received both product and compensation for my time. I make no claims about Advil Congestion Relief as a product or it’s effectiveness.