GIVEAWAY CLOSED!
The key to anyone’s heart (not just a man) is food. We seek comfort and nourishment in food and it’s so much fun to “break bread” with our friends and family. I had a chance to share with my family a huge jar of delicious chicken soup courtesy of a little company in Florida called A Spoonful of Comfort. It came in a box right to my door complete with dinner rolls and it came at a great time since I am in the early stages of pregnancy and I just don’t have the energy to cook!
A Spoonful of Comfort was begun back in 2007 by Marti Bowes Wymer when she was losing her dear mother to cancer. She wanted to send something – but just couldn’t find the right “something” to send. The idea of sending chicken soup – something that everyone from an ailing friend or family member to a homesick college student could find comfort in – was born.
A jar of homemade chicken soup from A Spoonful of Comfort is the perfect gift when you just don’t know what to send. It is also such a thoughtful and unique gift, it’s bound to send a little sunshine to those receiving it.
BUY IT : You can purchase your own homemade jar of chicken soup from the A Spoonful of Comfort website! You can even choose to include homemade dinner rolls or homemade oatmeal raisin cookies with your order.
WIN IT : We’re giving away a 64oz jar of chicken soup to TWO lucky readers, thanks to the generosity of our sponsor, A Spoonful of Comfort. Check out below how you can enter for a chance to win:
- One mandatory entry – Visit www.spoonfulofcomfort.com and tell us one fact about the founder of A Spoonful of Comfort.
- Two Additional Entries- Follow us on twitter and tweet this giveaway. Please leave an additional comment including your twitter id and your tweet url.
- Five Additional Entries- Read one of our Parenting Articles. Leave a comment about it on the post and return here to leave a comment including the article’s URL.
- Giveaway open to US shipping addresses only.
- Giveaway ends 1st June 2010 and a winner will be picked using Random.org. We will not be emailing winners, so please make sure you subscribe to our feed or check back here for the winner announcement post.
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Dr. Stephen Rennard, a specialist in pulmonary medicine
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IN HER FINAL WEEKS SHE GOT A LOT OF SOUP AND STUFF FROM HER FAMILY I MISS MY MOM SO BAD ITS A NIGHTMARE
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Her mother had 11 siblings.
A portion of sales are donated to the American Cancer Society.
In her mother’s honor, it is her goal to help others with sick loved ones.
The founder lost her mother six weeks after Spoonful of Comfort was born.
Her mom never got to try her soup
A portion of all sales are donated to the American Cancer Society – a worthy cause!
A portion of the proceeds from your purchase of Spoonful of Comfort Chicken soup will go to The American Cancer Society.
Her mom passed 6 weeks after she started the company..
Her mother passed away six weeks after her diagnosis with Lung Cancer.
She had two young children in school when her mother found out she had lung cancer
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A portion of the proceeds from your purchase of Spoonful of Comfort Chicken soup will go to The American Cancer Society – by way of
a memorial gift to celebrate the memory of my mother, Mona Bowes. The American Cancer Society’s mission is to prevent cancer, save lives, and diminish suffering from this disease.
A portion of the proceeds from your purchase of Spoonful of Comfort Chicken soup will go to The American Cancer Society.
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The founder lived in Florida, and her mother in Canada.
I learned that in October 2007 the founder was told his mother had been diagnosed with lung cancer.
here is her promise:
It is my promise to make and deliver a Spoonful of Comfort to your loved ones with as much care as if I were sending it to my own mother.
She does this in honor of her mother, who died of Lung Cancer
It’s her promise to make and deliver a Spoonful of Comfort to your loved ones with as much care as if I were sending it to my own mother.
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Her mother has eleven siblings!
Her mother never got to try her soup. She made it her misssion to honor her mother by starting tje company to market her soup to comfort sick loved ones. garrettsambo@aol.com
her mother had 11 siblings! wow!
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I learned that she wanted to show her mother how much she cared, and in some way comfort her. Soup seemed to be the best way to do this.
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