We’re reaching out to let you know that Better Together
BC is launching a new contest on April 22nd, and we’d love you to share this
news!
The Kitchen Hacks Challenge (www.bettertogetherbc.ca/contest)
invites families across BC to share a short video hack, explaining how you make
family meals happen in your homes. This could be a go-to recipe or prep-cipe,
or tip that makes it easier for your family to sit down and eat together. The
contest aims to shine a spotlight on the lifelong benefits of sharing meals.
There are two big reasons we feel this contest will
appeal.
First, this contest is about inspiring each other and we
all need some inspiration right now. We want BC families to share their best
hacks (i.e. recipe tips or tricks) for making family meals happen in their
homes. We’re all spending more time at
home these days, and we can never have too many hacks!
Second, and special this year, by sharing this contest,
you’ll be supporting those who are struggling the most during this pandemic.
For every entry received, BC dairy farmers will donate $100 to local food banks
in BC.
Here’s how to enter:
• Families
can enter by submitting their kitchen hack video online at www.bettertogetherbc.ca/contest.
• Videos
must be 60 seconds or less and meet additional criteria detailed here.
• The
contest is open from April 22nd to May 22nd (ending at noon PST).
• Great
prizes (https://www.bettertogetherbc.ca/contest/prizes-awards1)
to be won, including a $1000 Grand Prize!
Will you help spread the word? Here’s how:
• Share the
news about the contest. Just copy and paste the text above, or add your
personalized touches.
• Help
promote the contest through your social media audience with our sample social
posts, found below. We have many inspiring images to share; just reply to this
message and ask!
• Follow,
like and share our posts on Facebook (http://facebook.com/bettertogetherbc)
and Instagram (http://instagram.com/bettertogetherbc),
using the hashtag #KitchenHacks2020
We can’t wait to see your best family meal hacks!
Sydney Massey, MPH, RD
Director of Nutrition Education
BC Dairy Association
