As promised, we’re kicking off our next Great Green Giveaway today at The Alternative Consumer. Compliments of online retailer, Let’s Go Green, enter to win a set of 3, attractive and durable canvas tote bags, (valued at $33, prize includes free shipping).
Just add your name to the Comments area. We’ll announce the winner of our Random Drawing on Tuesday, July 15. Prize winner is also notified by email. The reusable totes are made in the USA, and perfect for trips to the grocery market. Hit comment, and good luck!
Win or lose, Alternative Consumers receive 25% off Let’s Go Green goods, just enter “Friend” at check-out.
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oooh yes please x
I already use some canvas bags but these would make a great addition to the ones I have – go GREEN!!!
These bags look great! :)
Those are lovely! (plus they look durable)
I have 5 already but we can always use more green bags; great for gifts
I love the bags!
Thanks
So cool, love the pink one!
I need more “green bags.”
Sweet bags. Would be a nice “late” mothers day gift.
Wow! So cute and very useful!
Would love to have more “geen bags”!
Wonderful set of canvas bags–love them! Thank you!
would love this – don’t have enough reuseable totes for all of my groceries at the moment!
I love these and they would be great for grocery shopping and other errands. Thanks for offering these.
WINNER ANNOUNCEMENT:
TODAY’S WINNER IS LUCKY LORINA!!
Congratulations, and thank you for reading The Alternative Consumer.
Stay tuned for our next drawing, to be announced soon.
Great give away! I love events like this.
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