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By December 2, 2021January 18th, 2022No Comments

Help us reach the goal of 150,000 meals.

Take the #PaperPlateChallenge!

This year, due in part to the coronavirus pandemic, 13 million children nationally – 1 in every 6 kids – may not know where they will get their next meal. But you can help! For every use of the #DoGoodFeedKids hashtag this November and December, National Life Group will donate $1 to food banks in our home states Vermont and Texas up to $50,000—that’s enough for 150,000 meals!

Here’s how to take the challenge:

1.  Write with a marker on a paper plate something you are grateful for this holiday season.
2.  Take a photo or a video of yourself holding the plate and share on social media.
3.  In the caption (and in the video, if you’re up for that), say that:

a)  I’m taking the #PaperPlateChallenge!
b)  I’m grateful for ________. Here’s why _________.
c)  Unfortunately, 1 in 6 kids may not know where they will get their next meal this holiday season. Here’s how I’m going to help: (commit to donating your time, money, or food to a local or national food bank).

4.  Tag three friends, family members, or colleagues to join you in the challenge
5.  Make sure to include the hashtags #DoGoodFeedKids #PaperPlateChallenge #EndChildhoodHunger

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Lizzie Dunbar

Lizzie Dunbar

Lizzie brings ten years of advertising and digital marketing strategy to National Life’s brand team from a diverse spectrum of agency experience in Boston, Denver and Vermont. As a Brand Manager, she works to seamlessly align our brand presence across the enterprise with strategic and data driven approaches infused with energy. Outside of the office, Lizzie is the Junior Varsity tennis coach for Stowe High School and also sits on the board for MENTOR Vermont. For the past three years, she has spent her Friday mornings mentoring an elementary student in her local community. From campfire cuisine to exploring new restaurants, Lizzie has an insatiable appetite for both travel and culinary adventures. She lives for outdoor experiences and loves sharing them with her partner Greg, family, and close friends. When she isn’t out blazing a trail in the great outdoors, it’s common to find her writing letters via snail mail, cranking the tunes of her vinyl collection, paging through a hardcover biography, or fussing through the NYT’s Sunday crossword. TC113985(0420)P