WIN a Bagettes Bag! “Carry The Love” Give-Away for Breast Cancer

TWEET TO WIN AND RAISE AWARENESS FOR BREAST CANCER!

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month and here is a great way to carry the love and raise awareness for Breast Cancer! Bagettes.com is graciously sponsoring this give-away plus contributing $3 for every “Bagettes for the Cause” Bag purchased. Tweet the 140 below as much as you wish. The more you tweet, the more you raise awareness and increase your chance of winning a free Bagettes For A Cause Bag. Each tweet is an entry to win. A winner will be randomly selected from all TwitterMom tweets on October 31st. Good Luck.

Here’s how to enter to win your own personal “Bagettes for the Cause” Bag:

Tweet:
Carry the Love with @Bagettes! http://ow.ly/wAZe #bagettes4twittermoms and help raise awareness for Breast Cancer <—- copy and paste to twitter. It’s really that simple!

Bagettes.com is proud to offer the Bagettes For A Cause collection

Bagettes For A Cause Bags are small make up bags that measures 7 “x 4″, and feature the words FAITH, HOPE & COURAGE in the background. You can add a name or any message on the front and the back. This bag can be personalized with any of our over 200 font styles. Bagettes will donate $3 per bag to Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation.

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Comment by Momma Chaos on November 5, 2009 at 11:15am: Woohoo! Thanks so much :)

Comment by Dawn on November 4, 2009 at 6:32am: @mommachaos is the WINNER! Enjoy your bag and thanks for tweeting the love!

Comment by Dawn on October 30, 2009 at 9:11am: That is huge Lea! 5 years is what we all wish for!

Comment by Lea Curtes-Swenson on October 30, 2009 at 6:43am: Dawn, thanks for telling us about this! I'm off to tweet for my mom, who's approaching 5 years cancer-free. :) I'd like to buy a few bags, too...

Comment by Dawn on October 28, 2009 at 12:52pm: My prayers are with "your girl" and grandchildren.

Comment by Karla Charette on October 28, 2009 at 8:27am: Great idea! My ex-daughter in law (still my girl) is fighting the rare IBC inflamatory breast cancer, she was considered stage IV & has been going through chemo for several months now. It has gone into remission now, but she still faces a double mastectomy and hysterectomy...she's only 28, and has two small children.