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Cascadian Farm Live Green Together Prize Pack Giveaway!

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**UPDATE we have a winner! Thanks to everyone who entered!** With Earth Day’s 40th anniversary two weeks ago, Cascadian Farm wants you to join the celebration by pledging to follow a few eco-friendly tips on Facebook. Choose from eight different pledges, ranging from reusing clothes to reducing your speed while driving on the highway, and find the one that fits your lifestyle. For each person that signs a pledge now through May 31, 2010, Cascadian Farm will donate $1, up to $40,000, to the Organic Farming Research Foundation, which fosters the improvement and widespread adoption of organic farming systems.As the Organic Farming Research Foundation continues to sow seeds to transform agriculture, you can do your part to initiate a positive change for healthier foods and a healthier earth by visiting Cascadian Farm on Facebook  and signing the pledge that’s right for you.

Dedicated to organic goodness since 1972, Cascadian Farm products are grown without the use of synthetic pesticides, chemical fertilizers or genetically engineered ingredients. With your help, we can all live greener together.  Visit CascadianFarm.com to learn more and download a $1.00 coupon today!

One Addicted to Saving Reader will win a Cascadian Farm prize pack!  The prize pack will include:

–  Cascadian Farm Fruitful O’s Cereal
–  Cascadian Farm Cinnamon Crunch Cereal
–  Cascadian Farm Dark Chocolate Almond Granola
–  Cascadian Farm Oats & Honey Granola
–  Cascadian Farm Chocolate Chip Chewy Granola Bars
–  Cascadian Farm Dark Chocolate Almond Granola Bars
–  An Eco Friendly Bag

There are up to three ways to enter.  I will select a winner using Random.org on Sunday, May 9th at 8 pm EST.

1)  Leave a comment on this post and tell me what changes you and your family have made to live a greener life.

2)  Become a fan/”Like” Addicted to Saving on Facebook (go HERE).  After you become a fan OR if you are already a fan, leave a comment on this post letting me know.

3)  Subscribe to receive a daily newsletter from Addicted to Saving (go HERE).  After you subscribe OR if you are already a subscriber, leave a comment on this post letting me know.

**All entries must be in the form of comments on this post.  Please do not email me, leave a comment on facebook, or leave a comment elsewhere because these will not count as entries.

 

 

Disclosure:  Cascadian Farm provided me with the products, information, and prize packs through MyBlogSpark.

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  2. Karin says

    I’ve been using cloth napkins for 35 years and use washable cloths rather than paper towels to clean up spills.
    We just put a new roof on our house and used energy saver shingles.
    I use natural cleaners rather than chemicals and recycle anything I can.

  3. Maopa Lutui says

    we’ve started to cut down on water usage. By taking shorter showers and not wasting food. Traded in regular light bulbs for the eco friendly ones..We now use our reusable shopping bags instead of the plastic ones at the stores.

  6. Desiree says

    Got to try Cascadian Farm products with all the great deals I got from Publix a couple of weeks ago….love them!!!!

  7. Toni Money says

    We are recycling our paper and water bottles. We switched all of our light bulbs and we planted a tree last year.

  8. Monica says

    We changed all of our lightbulbs to the energy efficient ones, always use Publix reusable bags, recycle everything, and make sure that we are using as little power/water as possible. Oh,and I am also making my own baby food, which doesnt require special packaging like store bought items.

  9. Andrea Cseh says

    Hi – We are very committed to “greening” up our lives. Last year we gave up using paper napkins & now only use cloth. We are working very hard to get ALL the chemicals out of our house in the form of cleaners, plastics, parabens, etc. We only buy local produce, organic whenever possible, but always local & seasonal. We eat a meatless meal 1-2 times per week minimum. No more bottled water – no soda – no juice boxes. We use reusable containers for lunches & refillable bottles for water and the WHOLE family packs a lunch including hubby!

  12. Kathleen McBride says

    We use canvas bags for our groceries. We also recycle at our home.

  13. Teshanna says

    I only run the dryer at night (to keep it from making the house warmer), I only wash on cold and I no longer use the “extra temp” on my dishwasher! Oh, and I ALWAYS use canvas bags:)

  14. Ashley says

    I’m already a fan! We love Cascacian Farms, and we always use natural cleaners around the house. Thanks for the giveaway!

  15. Diana Pereira says

    I have been a fan for awhile. Your tutorials helped me so much. We use natural cleaners, recycle almost everything, and have a compost pile for the rest.

  17. susan says

    we have traded in old light bulbs for new energy eff. ones.we started recycling newspaper and plastics. we have been taking shorter showers and turning off lights in rooms when we leave.

  18. linda says

    energy efficient light bulbs,fabric bags,recycle and composting all kitchen scraps.

  23. Faith says

    We have changed all our light bulbs to more “earth-friendly” ones. I also have started a recycled paper bin in our home. We keep our AC set no lower than 78 degrees. Last of all, we re-use all those plastic grocery bags for all sorts of things such as my bathroom garbage cans, picking up doggy poop, etc…

  26. Jay says

    We replaced all of our light bulbs with CFL bulbs and have switched to reusable grocery bags!

  31. Kelly says

    As for a greener life, where should I begin? I use an eco-friendly bag. If I can carry items to the cash register, I carry them out of the store without a bag (like at Lowe’s). I do not use styrofoam. I do not use napkins unless absolutely necessary. I separate my recyclables even though it’s not required… and lots more!

  32. Rene says

    We have been using a lot less paper towels and paper napkins by using cloth ones. The napkins just get thrown in with loads of laundry, so I am not doing anymore laundry. We use rags instead of paper towels. I also have become obsessed with using reusable bags at the store. That does backfire occasionally because I often reuse the plastic bags I acquire and sometimes I need one and am completely out!

  35. Colleen says

    We use cloth napkins when we eat, we recycle (especially all our newspapers), and we may as well set up a girls clothing co-op with our three daughters and my 3 nieces with whom we share clothes!!

    …I’m still a huge fan; still get the daily e-mails!! 🙂

  36. Vicki Wilt says

    I liked Addicted to Savings on FB…and of course love Cascadian Farm!

  39. Linda says

    Working towards a greener life is more a necessity than a challenge and something I feel strongly about. To start, we have 4 large recycle bins in the garage – paper, glass, metal, plastic. I keep reusable bags/totes in the vehicle so I always grab them when going into any store. No unnecessary electricity is left on, plugged in or unchecked. Don’t waste water and I’m even in the process of retraining ourselves to quit using paper plates, paper napkins and paper towels.

  40. Janice says

    I recently bought a large bag of “garage towels” from BJ’s to use for household chores instead of paper towels. They are great for cleaning and leave no lint on mirrors or glass.

    Love your site and daily e-mails.

  41. Janice says

    I am a face book fan too. We also have switched all of our light bulbs to the CFL. I am using my reuseable bags and I put out a large recycle bin filled tot he brim weekly. I also work in an Silver Certified LEED green building.

  42. Crystal says

    We have changed our lightbulbs and use reusable bags for shopping. We have also unplugged things that we don’t use regularly and stopped using bottled water at home.

    I am a FB Fan and get the newsletter.

  43. Scott says

    I have reduced the number of trips to the grocery store which saves on gas!

  46. ANGELA says

    We use reusable bags at the grocery store and buy organic products as much as possible!

  51. Katie Beckett says

    We recycle everything we can, we buy from our local farmer’s market as much as possible to support local growers, and when we can’t buy it locally we buy organic whenever possible.

  52. Donna F. says

    Thanks for this contest opportunity. We reuse and recycle clothing, I knit my own washcloths and dishcloths, we recycle aluminum and plastic, we plant a garden every summer and I can or “put up” the yields to enjoy through the winter.

  53. Chandra says

    I buy fresh whenever possible so there is not any packaging to throw away.

  55. Jessica C says

    Wow! That’s a great freebie! I love there stuff! To be green I started with my phone which is the ECO friendly Reclaim which is made from .4% of corn. I recycle my newspaper by giving them to local anmal shelters. My plastic gallons of Milk I planted plants in.

  58. gwen says

    My family uses reusable bags, energy efficient lights and we always try to remember to use water in moderation as well as electricity. I even have the kids turning off water until they are ready to wet their toothbrushes!

  59. Debbie says

    Hi – we are using green bags at the grocery store now. Also, we are making sure our air conditioning and furnace filters stay clean to make less hardship and pull on electricity from the city. We also are eating healthier and less processed foods which helps local growers to make it in this hard economic time and one last thing, I have always loved having a garbage disposal but now do not and am using the refuse from my sink in a compost pile.
    Love your page and am a facebook fan and have subscribed to your newsletter. Thanks so much!

  62. Carol says

    We are starting In 2 areas. 1 using resuable bags whenever we go to the store. And making are own waterbottles

  64. Rosanna J. says

    We use reuseable bags at grocery stores and the dollar store. We are collecting pantyhose to help with the oil spill at work.

  66. Jennafer says

    We recycle everything and recently started using
    reusable bags at the grocery store!!

  68. Cherish says

    Love this! We’re getting a compost bin and are recycling a lot more than ever since our recent move. Feeling good about it!

  69. JenniferR says

    We’ve changed all our lightbulbs, and we actually usually keep them off! 🙂 I’m your fan and your subscriber! 🙂

  70. Courtney says

    I may sure I take my reuseable bags to the stores when I shop and using my recycle been for items to recycle instead storage.

  72. Shannon says

    We recycle. My toddlers love sorting and making trips to the recycling center!

  74. Christi says

    Recycling our numerous newspapers! There is a convenient drop-off by our library.

  75. Lori Z. says

    We have definitely been reducing on our consumption and recycling that which we use. I have also been walking my daughter to school rather than driving.

  76. Jean H says

    we do recycling, have gone to using our own tote bags at the grocery store instead of plastic ones, have changed out all our old lightbulbs into the new energy efficient ones, and are eating more organice foods

  78. Randy says

    Already signed up and a fan…. You have a great site. It has helped me and my Family so much.

  79. Katie says

    We do not use plastic bags at stores any more. We only use the re-useable canvas bags that we take with us. We also have cut way back with the plastic water bottles!!!

  82. Laurie Kopstad says

    My family & I are reusing/repurposing things more often. We have our grocery store reusable bags, recycle newspapers, etc. Also, trying to eat more green in our diets.

  84. Jean says

    We collect all the newspapers I buy (for coupons) and bring them to the library recycling bins. We have also begun to collect all our empty water bottles, and bring them for the plastic recycle bin. (our neighborhood does not have a mandatory re-cycle program or truck that comes around). Love Cascadian Farms as well! 🙂
    – Jean

  86. Jessica says

    We put in a new energy efficient a/c this year, had more insulation blown in the attic. We changed out our washer/dryer/dishwasher/fridge two months ago for energy efficient models. We use reusable shopping bags and recycle newspapers,mags,cardboard,glass, plastics and more! We have and are still making many changes! GO GREEN!!!!!!

  92. Jordan says

    I wash clothes on cold and do not use the “heated dry” setting on my dishwasher.

  93. Kari says

    I hope this one is still open too… (?)! We’ve switched out lightbulbs to energy-saving ones, recycle everything we can (which has saved on our garbage bill), do laundry loads back-to-back (so the heater element on the dryer doesn’t have to completely re-heat with each new load) or dry them on the line, burn wood in the winter (easy to do up here in the bitter cold North where the trees are aplenty… and sustainable), and we don’t use air conditioning in the summer (also easy to do in a cooler climate). Thanks again, Liza!!!

  96. Mary says

    Our family is doing a lot of recycling and also trying to use reusable bags instead of getting plastic bags at the stores.

  97. Lynn says

    i would love to when this…We have these last few months started recycling all our household garbage. pledged this year to be more greener

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