National Healthy Child Party Week
by Ashley Hernandez
Communications & Strategic Partnerships Coordinator
Healthy Child Healthy World
What if you could host a party that would change the world?
National Healthy Child Party Week is a week-long celebration, in which parents will gather at kitchen tables, parks, offices and school nationwide to discuss ways to create healthier, non-toxic environments for their children.
In honor of our 20th Anniversary, Healthy Child has created a brand new party kit that empowers parents with resources and tools to educate their friends and family. The 2012 Healthy Child Kit, sponsored by Luna and Earth Friendly products, provides educational materials, party planning tools and samples from our Trusted Partners to make hosting a party easy and fun. With 4,000 parties hosted since 2008, parents from around the country have shared our story and empowered many others to do the same.
This year we are reaching more families than ever before.
From March 1- April 18, anyone can pledge to host a party during National Healthy Child Party Week on our Facebook page with a goal of having 1,000 participants partying for our cause. Your $25 donation covers shipping and handling for the party kit that is valued at over $300! Additionally, everyone who signs up is automatically entered to win weekly prizes from our Trusted Partners.
During May 5-12, Healthy Child’s Facebook and website will be dedicated to sharing photos and stories of the parties hosted around the country. Celebrity hosts include Elisabeth Rohm, Alysia Reiner, Jane Buckingham, Jennifer Taylor, and Serena Torrey Roosevelt.
Our very own Rachel Sarnoff shows you what is inside our kit in this video!
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