Help us find all the playspaces in Greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky!
07 May 2009
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249smiles.com is teaming up with national non-profit KaBOOM! to find 100,000 Playspaces in 100 Days!
– and you can help us earn money for JumpStart, a national early education organization that works toward the day every child in America enters school prepared to succeed.
Just visit http://playspacefinder.kaboom.org/teams/2764-249smiles to join our team and start entering information about the places to play in Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky into the KaBOOM! Playspace Finder. For every valid playspace you enter, $1 will be donated to JumpStart. Plus every valid playspace you enter gets you a chance to win a trip for four to meet Dancing with the Stars’ Julianne Hough and other great prizes! So what are you waiting for!
Help KaBOOM! find great places to play across America, help 249smiles.com help JumpStart, and help yourself win a chance to meet Julianne Hough. And don’t forget that this is an awesome resource for parents…so let’s help each other!
Join our team and start adding playspaces now! :)
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