Enter for your chance to win $3,000 in cash and a year’s supply of Burt’s Bees toothpaste. #giveaway Share what someone has done to make you smile for your chance to win.
Official Rules: US, 18+. April 28 – May 7, 2021 at 12:00 pm ET. One entry per person.
LIVE’s What Makes You Smile Contest consists of a skill-based competition whereby you will submit a statement describing what someone has done to make you smile. The Statement should be one hundred words or less, and the entry can be accompanied by a photo (optional) of yourself. Only the Statement will be judged.
Judging Criteria: Originality (25%); Theme (how the entry explores and/or relates to the theme of the contest) (25%); Compelling Nature of the Statement (25%); and Impact (25%).
Grand Prize (1): $3,000 awarded in the form of a check, and a one year supply of Burt’s Bees toothpaste. ARV: $3,050
First Prizes (2): $1,000 cash prize awarded in the form of a check, and a one year supply of Burt’s Bees toothpaste. ARV: $1,050
Today my husband made me smile. We are relaxing and celebrating our 29th wedding anniversary!
My grand children made me smile today as I was watching them enjoying themselves at Sesame Place park in Langhorne PA.
My husband loves singing and dancing for me, last song was Cherrie come out tonight. Now were talking about a 71 year old man in a undershirt and boxers
I smile each morning waking to the realization that I can add a new day to my deck. Reflecting on all the possibilities that lay ahead, I get in another smile. When loved ones call me spontaneously ‘just to touch base’ I’m able to sneak in even more smiles. My biggest smiles come intermittently throughout the day reflecting on how I have so many wonderful people in my life. I raised two great twin girls who are happy, flourishing, and fiercely independent. Thinking of all them, I retire each evening with a smile of satisfaction.
My children both sent Mother’s Day greetings in the form of cards and flowers! They are
the best and always make me smile when I think of them.
What makes me smile is this. When I go to bed I smile. I am greatful for that day. Whether it was good or bad. Same to my beginning of my day. I smile because I’m alive and have loved ones still in my life.
My Son makes me smile! My son has a sensory processing disorder and is not very verbal at the age of 4. He goes to speech therapy and occupational therapy. In the past year my sweet boy has made so much progress! He went from only saying a few words to putting whole sentences together. I am so proud of him and that makes me smile.