HopeChest Project Family {Giveaway} WINNER!!

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Tags | Adoption, Ethiopia, Ethiopia adoption blog, giveaway, Hopechest, Orphan Care, Shirts For Shoes, Tom Davis

HopeChest Project Family {Giveaway} WINNER!!

Posted on 17 January 2010 by Kari Gibson

Crazy Winner:

I had several break-ins this week- friends trying to steal a peek at the number taped up on my fridge, but my awesome bodyguards kept them at bay. I promise the number stayed top secret!! I picked a special number for my giveaway- I’m turning 43 this week, so it’s not hard to guess…. the winning #43!!!! Some of you were sooooo close, but we can only have one big crazy winner!

Congratulations, Tonya for being the VERY first to guess the #43. Here’s a look at your comment & proof of your brilliant choice:) I just need you to email me asap for shirt picks & sizes!

Tonya says:

January 16, 2010 at 10:24 AM

43

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Welcome to My Crazy Adoption. We love {Giveaways} here! I can’t think of a better reason to have a giveaway to help celebrate – Shirts For Shoes! Get ready, this is a 3 Day Family Giveaway. You can enter to win until Monday evening- I’ll announce the winner after Zoie goes to bed!

What do you win?

2 adult T shirts (you pick Design A or B & size)
2 youth T shirts (you pick size)

How do you win?

In honor of the 400 orphans we are providing a new pair of shoes and a shirt- please pick a number between 1 and 400 and leave me a comment. (add your first name)

Bloggy friends, I have already picked a number and it’s taped up on my fridge…no peeking. The FIRST person who guesses the # or is the closest- wins the family giveaway! If you don’t win, I still want to encourage you to purchase a HopeChest Project T shirt- 100% of proceeds go to our Project! We want you to wear them together for Valentines Day!

This HopeChest Family {Giveaway} ends late Monday night. I will announce the winner right here on this post.

Winner- please email me so I can give you information to shop online using your virtual gift certificate. If for some reason, I don’t hear back from you within 48 hrs- I will pick another winner. Thank you for your understanding.

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Dawn

I am gonna guess 2. Zoie is 2 and that is a pretty special number right now. Love ya, friend.
http://chrisandmeghan.com meghan matt

397
http://www.inhissight.fotomojo.us Angela W.

345 – because after we travel to Ethiopia next month and then return home, I will have a 3, 4, and 5 year old running around my house
http://www.nimrodnews.blogspot.com 'becca

i'm going with 343. hope your day was a great one.
http://missionalmamassoul.blogspot.com/ Amy Mo

414

from Amy
http://www.mixonmania.blogspot.com Sara

7 Sara
Hannah

114- Ages of my two kids at home and ages of the two Mpholi carepoint kids that we sponsor, love, and pray for (11 and 4).
http://www.carein.blogspot.com care-in

216 – Karen

I just found your blog, can't wait to catch up!
Julie

I'm going with 21
http://ohmommaok.blogspot.com Christina Cox

My guess is 126 Love the shirts and the fact that the kids will be getting something when my hubby and I buy shirts! <3
http://www.jamullins.blogspot.com Julie Mullins

I pick the number 5 (for Mullins party of Five)

Julie
http://www.mattandkellysummers.com Kelly Summers

150! Thanks!
http://www.schmidtcafe.blogspot.com Susan

147 Susan
Mandy

34, that's how old I'll be in a couple days.
Tom

153
jonathan

350
Brandi

297
Lynette

I'll go with 7. The number of children we have–birth, adopted and foster.
http://laughners.blogspot.com Lori Laughner

400
http://journeytobabyhope.com Cassie

43, I'm sure is the winning number.
Randi Shetley

99 – As in Jesus, the good Shepherd, left the 99 to find the one who was lost.
http://sydjackraehawks.blogspot.com julie

Kari,

I'll guess 234.

Julie
Ali

Im thinking 229 or 334
Brandie

22 Keep up the good work!
http://www.thebowersparable.blogspot.com Laura Bowers

I think 305! I bought a shirt on Friday and have linked to you on facebook and our blog! Praying that the fundraiser is a huge success!

Laura

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Rwanda DTR 11/2/09
http://jellibeanjournals.blogspot.com Jelli

232. I'd choose women's design A, XS and men's B small, and youth med. I love what you're doing here. Such a great help to so many children. In fact, we have missionaries from our church in Ethiopia right now. It's always good to hear from them and to learn more about what's going on outside our own local area.
http://www.filledwithpraise.blogspot.com Amy @ Filled With Pr

I am going to go with 4 because that is how many children I will have after we bring Elijah home.

Blessings,

Amy
Taytay :)

Kiki. I'm going to guess 249. I love your blog and i miss you guys!!
Shane

322
http://www.ourethiopianblessings.blogspot.com Paige Alleca

48..its my daughters lucky number so im going to borrow it
June

1!
Justin Burns

256 – Justin
Audrey

I'm going to go with 199.
http://thelordmystrongtower.blogspot.com april

I'm going with 127…..I can't wait until Feb. 1st for the simply love shirts, my husband wants the green one….I just love those shirts…..
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