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what does home mean to you?

November 6, 2009 by Wendy S

From www.meaningofhome.ca:

Do you want to help a family in need? You can help build a family a home (and win cool prizes) by simply writing a composition, essay or poem.

From October 5 to November 13, Genworth Financial Canada and Habitat for Humanity Canada are asking you to make a difference.

Submit a short composition, essay or poem that explains what “home” means to you!

First Place winner will:
  • Take part in the ultimate gift – a new Habitat home for a deserving family. Genworth will donate $60,000 towards the building of a new Habitat home in a community of the winner’s choice*.
  • Receive a high-performance Dell laptop with 80 GB hard drive, 3 GB RAM and an extended warranty, loaded with Microsoft Office.

*The winner will select from a list of eligible locations.

Five Runner Ups will each:
  • Help a family to get a home of their own. Genworth will donate $5,000 to a Habitat affiliate of the winner’s choice – which will support the building of a new home in that community.
  • Receive a $100 gift certificate to Chapters Indigo.

Contest Requirements:
  • Contest is open to students in grade 4, 5 or 6 in Canada.
  • Your entry should be between 200 and 600 words
  • You can submit your stories from October 5 to November 13, 2009

Click here for complete contest rules and regulations.

How to submit your entry:

 
Enter online:
To submit your composition, essay or poem online, simply fill in the following form, then type or copy and paste your entry into the Submission box. Then click the “submit” button.

Enter by mail:
You can also mail your submission, along with your name, address and phone number, to:

The Meaning of Home Writing Contest
P.O. Box 4446
STN Industrial Park
Markham, ON
L3R 5G9

Don’t forget the stamp!

This post was requested by http://causeacommotion.com/

Filed Under: Products & Reviews

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About Wendy S

+Wendy S (also known as @mapsgirl) is a mom to two daughters. They are the inspiration of this blog.Passionate about child passenger safety, Wendy has been a certified Car Seat Technician in Ontario, Canada since 2008.

what does home mean to you?

November 6, 2009 by Wendy S

From www.meaningofhome.ca:

Do you want to help a family in need? You can help build a family a home (and win cool prizes) by simply writing a composition, essay or poem.

From October 5 to November 13, Genworth Financial Canada and Habitat for Humanity Canada are asking you to make a difference.

Submit a short composition, essay or poem that explains what “home” means to you!

First Place winner will:
  • Take part in the ultimate gift – a new Habitat home for a deserving family. Genworth will donate $60,000 towards the building of a new Habitat home in a community of the winner’s choice*.
  • Receive a high-performance Dell laptop with 80 GB hard drive, 3 GB RAM and an extended warranty, loaded with Microsoft Office.

*The winner will select from a list of eligible locations.

Five Runner Ups will each:
  • Help a family to get a home of their own. Genworth will donate $5,000 to a Habitat affiliate of the winner’s choice – which will support the building of a new home in that community.
  • Receive a $100 gift certificate to Chapters Indigo.

Contest Requirements:
  • Contest is open to students in grade 4, 5 or 6 in Canada.
  • Your entry should be between 200 and 600 words
  • You can submit your stories from October 5 to November 13, 2009

Click here for complete contest rules and regulations.

How to submit your entry:

 
Enter online:
To submit your composition, essay or poem online, simply fill in the following form, then type or copy and paste your entry into the Submission box. Then click the “submit” button.

Enter by mail:
You can also mail your submission, along with your name, address and phone number, to:

The Meaning of Home Writing Contest
P.O. Box 4446
STN Industrial Park
Markham, ON
L3R 5G9

Don’t forget the stamp!

This post was requested by http://causeacommotion.com/

Filed Under: giveaway closed, Products & Reviews

← Disney on Ice is coming to Toronto – coupon code and giveaway! [closed] hard to believe it’s november →

About Wendy S

+Wendy S (also known as @mapsgirl) is a mom to two daughters. They are the inspiration of this blog.Passionate about child passenger safety, Wendy has been a certified Car Seat Technician in Ontario, Canada since 2008.

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Wendy is a cartographer! She draws maps!

When not mapping, Wendy is also a mom to two daughters. They are the inspiration of this blog. Passionate about child passenger safety, Wendy was a certified Car Seat Technician in Ontario, Canada from 2008 to 2020. [Read More …]

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