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Hanes Green for Arbor Day Foundation Giveaway

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Hanes is such a well known household name. But Hanes is much more than socks, underwear and undershirts. Hanes is a company that takes community, charity and the environment seriously. Hanes has partnered with The Arbor Day Foundation to encourage the planting of trees. For every qualifying purchase of three Hanes products with mail-in redemption and proof of purchase from April 1 through May 15, Hanes will send out a free Hanes Earth Day T-shirt and will donate a dollar to The Arbor Day Foundation. Hanes is sending me a t-shirt for this post and will send on to the winner of the giveaway at the bottom of the post.

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Hanes and Arbor Day LogoFor every qualifying redemption of Hanes product purchases, the Arbor Day Foundation, which works to replant trees in America’s national forests that have been damaged by fire, insect or disease, will plant a tree on behalf of Hanes and its consumers, up to 20,000 trees.

Also, for every virtual tree you send, up to 3 per facebook user,  the Arbor Day Foundation will plant a real tree, up to 50,000, on Hanes behalf. Become a fan of Hanes on Facebook and go send a virtual tree.

Hanes has also introduced a new consumer Web site Hanes Green (www.hanesgreen.com) There you can learn more about the brand’s environmental responsibility effort and watch the "For Future Generations" ad.  The Hanes green Web site will also offer information and ideas for how you can take small steps toward making more responsible environmental decisions.

The commercial is pretty cute; with kids giving Pete dirty looks from all over the mall because he isn’t eco-friendly. I know it’s important for us to start thinking about our carbon footprint and how much we consume and Hanes is ready to help us by providing eco smart clothing lines with products made from recycled materials.

Enter to Win:

Here is a great way to spend the 40th Anniversary of Earth Day. Plant a tree wearing your very own Hanes Earth Day t-shirt. (t-shirt in your size is the prize)

To Enter:

Tell me what you do to be green.

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The contest will run until April 26th 11:59 pm Pacific. All rules can be found under giveaway rules.

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  7. compost, use cloth napkins instead of paper towels, use cold water to wash clothes as much as possible

    folllowing & tweeting as @textiff

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  22. The kids & I are starting our own vegetable garden and they’re starting to recycle all of our used containers (plastics, glass, etc.) to be green! 🙂

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  30. We recycle and love to buy clothes and toys at our local consignment stores or goodwill. So, we reuse and recycle – still trying to work on ‘reduce’!

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  36. We Reduce, Reuse & Recycle as much as possible. We compost what we can for our vegetable garden. All the light bulbs in the house are now CFLs. We try to buy in bulk to cut down on packaging. I now have 12 totes that I keep in the car for grocery shopping or Walmart stockups! Thank you for sharing this GREEN giveaway with us!

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  37. I subscribe via e-mail. We have helped plant neighborhood trees and when we had a yard we planted several fruit trees.

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  38. My kids and I have been using our old egg cartons for planting seedlings for our garden. The cups can be cut out and planted directly in the ground and they will biodegrade.

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  53. To be green, I walk when we can instead of driving, we take reusable bags to the grocery store when i shop and I carpool with my husband to work.

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  54. When we to our new house 3 yrs. ago, we put in colorful rocks in our yard and less grass. And we recycle.

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  78. We try to recycle, reuse and compost as much as possible. We also grow a lot of our own vegatables.

    abfantom at yahoo dot com

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  83. I’m expanding my rainwater harvesting storage capacity! And am researching putting a french drain along the back of the house to capture all that water for later use on my fruit trees and veggie garden (eating VERY local!)

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  85. Recycle, reusable bags while shopping, natural light instead of turning on lights, unplug unused applicances and electronics.

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  87. To be green, we recycle all that we can. We turn off lights when not in a room, and unplug appliances we are not using. Thanks for the review and giveaway!
    jackievillano at gmail dot com

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  93. We recycle, became one car family, take short showers, unplug small appliances, now use cloth bags when shopping, use stainless steels bottles vs bottled water

    tbarrettno1 at gmail dot com

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  104. We recycle our newspapers, glass, plastic, cardboard, and metal. We have switched over to Energy Star appliances, switch all our lightbulbs, planted some veggies, and donates all our old clothes and household goods for someone else to use.

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  118. I recycle, re-use, bring my own canvas bags when I shop, and have replaced all my light bulbs with energy efficient bulbs.

    Thank you. 🙂

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  121. We switched from paper to cloth napkins…Save a Tree!
    We also do the 3Rs…….Reduce, Reuse & Recycle. Thanks.

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  128. The major item is recycling everything we can and trying to be fuel efficient when running errands in the car.

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  130. I recycle everything I can, wash in cold water, and use environmentally friendly cleaning and gardening products.

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  132. I have been recycling for years. I hang my clothes out to dry year-round. I use biodegradable dish soap. I walk or ride my bike whenever possible. I try to remember to take my reusable canvass bags to the store. I watch t.v. with the lights out unless I’m also reading or sewing. I take my old appliances and scrap metal to the special recycling event once a year. I save my marigold, morning glory, tomato, squash, and cantalope seeds to plant the next year.

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