In celebration of our nation's brave soldiers who have returned from service and are making a difference in their communities, this June Dollar General and Procter & Gamble have teamed up to honor all of our military as Every Day Heroes.
To celebrate and honor military service, Dollar General chose Sparky Edwards as its Every Day Hero for June 2013.
Sparky exemplifies the Every Day Hero. Once an at-risk teenager, Sparky turned his life around with the help of a National Guard youth academy and the fresh start helped him earn his GED and enter the military.
He is now a retired, decorated military veteran who served in South Korea and Iraq as well as a successful business owner, pursuing his PhD and paying it forward by volunteering to mentor at-risk teenagers. Amazing!
Just as our military families have made a commitment to our country, Dollar General is committed to delivering valuable savings on America's favorite brands every day. The June P&G brandSAVER arrived in local newspapers this past Sunday, June 2nd and, as you can use P&G brandSAVER coupons at Dollar General, it makes it even easier to get high-quality P&G products at rock bottom prices!
If you haven't been shopping at the Dollar General near you, you're missing out! Keep an eye out for their circular and then combine those offers with P&G brandSAVER coupons to fully extend your budget. Why wouldn't you want to take advantage of even more savings on everyone's favorite brands like Tide, Downy, Febreze and Gain?
Also, thanks to the generosity of P&G, one person will soon be able to do some extra shopping and try out some awesome products for themselves, because...
One lucky person will receive a Procter & Gamble Prize Pack*!
*Prize Pack includes (1) $10 Dollar General gift card, (1) Gain Fireworks in-wash scent booster for your laundry, (1) Gain Bar dryer bar that lasts up to 3 months, and (1) Febreze Car Clip that eliminates odors and releases a fresh scent.
A big thank you to Procter & Gamble for providing an Every Day Heroes Prize Pack for me as well as for one lucky giveaway winner. The opinions shared are my own and honest and if you really need to see more, click here to see how I roll.
I consider all our service men and women heros
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my father is my hero.
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I consider my Husband a hero, he has served his country and continues to live with the consequences of doing so.
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My fiancee Jorge is a hero. He has gone to extraordinary lengths and made so many sacrifices for his children. He is the most selfless person I know.
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ReplyDeleteMy nephew is currently serving in Afghanistan and he is our hero.
i consider my boyfriend a hero, he works hard, does the right thing, treats me right, he's a great guy, carawling(at)hotmail(Dot)com
ReplyDeleteMy father and husband both served their country in the Navy and I consider them both Heroes.
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My boyfriend is our hero. He is a disabled veteran. We're hoping that we just found him a job. He is so helpful in raising our son, even though he didn't meet his own father until he was 26. We love him so much!
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My mom, a heroic single parent.
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ReplyDeletemy mom, i think a woman who raises her kids well and goes through giving birth is a hero
ReplyDeleteMy hero is my cousin Kevin who served in the military (army) for 12 years and just recently retired.
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my sister has always been my kind of hero
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My son who is a soldier in Afghanistan is my hero!
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ReplyDeleteMy dad--who's a veteran of Korea and almost died twice in the past year. He's thriving despite multiple medical problems, and he continues to fight on. That's my hero.
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I consider my dad a hero
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ReplyDeleteWhen I hear the word hero, I immediately think of one of my husband's best friends, Army 1st Lt Clovis Tim Ray, who gave his life for his country on March 15, 2012. He was one of the most selfless people I have ever met.
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My dad will always be my hero! Thanks so much for the fantastic giveaway!
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My uncle who lost a lung, while serving in the military.
ReplyDeleteMy three uncles all served in WW2. One never came home, gave his life.
ReplyDeleteI loved talking to them of their experiences. Every person indeed has a story to tell.
My dad will always be my hero.
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my husband because he is very helpful in everything we do!
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My hubby is my hero
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i consider my dad as my hero
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ReplyDeleteMy dad. He served in WWII so he is just a hero for that but he is also a hero because he has endured cancer twice and spinal cord surgery. The cancer was just considered in remission this past Dec. The spinal cord surgery was done this past July. He is 85 years old and to endure all that and not complain.
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ReplyDeletea lady that i have admired since i was young. she has always had the sweetest, kindest spirit. she is currently battling cancer and is still very much encouraging others
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my kids are my heroes thank you for the giveaway
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My grandfather!
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My Pops, no matter what comes up, he's never turned his back on us. Always was a hardworker.
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ReplyDeleteMy husband, William! He served our country by joining the Navy, and after he got out, he became a fireman! He has always known the importance of a life lived in service to others....
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Any soldier of war who maybe man or woman, and fire fighters that saves lives are all heroes
ReplyDeleteI have 2 heroes .. my Uncle Eric who is a hard working man w/ a heart of gold & my oldest son Eric who has Down Syndrome & is the light of my life ..
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I consider my son a hero. He is a volunteer firefighter and served on the ambulance crew.
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My friend Kathy who teaches in an inner city school, spends most of her spare money helping students, and tutors them to help them escape their life in poverty.
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My mom is my everyday hero.
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My friend Patty- big heart, helps anyone
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My friend Dan is a hero for serving in the military.
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ReplyDeleteI consider my nephew Raphael a hero. He is career military, having served for the past six years. He also married a woman who already had five children, and you would NOT be able to tell from how he treats and talks about them that they are not biologically his.
ReplyDeleteMy husband, he was in Enduring Freedom and is a hero to our country and to our two little boys.
ReplyDeletei consider my younger brother a hero b/c he just finished army boot camp and is in airborne boot camp now :)
ReplyDeleteMy sister, who remains calm, upbeat and optimistic no matter what life throws her.
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Brother is flight surgeon, PA, and paramedic.
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I consider all first responders and helpful citizens of the Boston Marathon bombing to be heroes. Thanks.
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My mom is my hero!
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A friend of mine who helps me a lot and is always there for me is a hero.
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My husband, father, and brother.
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I consider my mom to be a hero. She is the best!
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My dad who not only served during Vietnam, but came home & worked as fire fighter
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my son who has had a heart transplant is diabetic and has celiac's disease
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ReplyDeletemy brother is a hero and also a member of our air force.
ReplyDeleteI believe anyone who does good in the world is a hero. All of the men in my family have been in the service, so they, and other soldiers especially hold a special place in my my heart.
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ReplyDeleteMy dad, he's a Vietnam Vet & suffers from PTSD but he shows with the right help those that suffer can make it in life :)
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My father.
ReplyDeleteMy parents. They are in their 60's and still work hard everyday
ReplyDeleteEveryone who serves in the military, law enforcement, fire/rescue and every other first responder - they are all heroes.
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My neighbor's daughter is quite the hero. She is 18 and she has volunteered countless hours to educate the public about reptiles at our local zoo, and she is known for her pet rescues! She loves animals and always loves and protects them!
ReplyDeleteMy dad was a hero. He was a pilot in the Air Force and retired a Colonel. He was very proud of his service to his country.
ReplyDeleteMy brother who retired as an Army Sgt, who fought in many wars including Desert Storm. I've only seen him about 10 times in my whole entire life. He made such a sacrifice for his country. Therefore, every man and woman in the service is my hero for being unselfish and putting their life on the line for my family, friends & the entire country!
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My hubby, he works so hard
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My mom.
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my mother
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My husband who is in the Army and has been deployed 3 times overseas. He still is the gentlest and bravest person I know.
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I consider my husband my hero. He works hard to provide and care for us. He's a great father and husband.
ReplyDeleteMy husband who works so hard and puts all of us first :)
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ReplyDeleteMy heroes are my kids.
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My husband is retired military. He's a hero, as are all military members.
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