Last November 24, my friend who is a blogger invited me to take part with Kraft Miracle Whip Event. At first, I thought they’re just going to launch a new product but I was wrong.
Kraft introduced Miracle Machine to whip up miracles outside the kitchen. What do they mean with whipping up miracles outside the kitchen? It’s all about making good things to happen with the help of people in the social networking field.
Since, facebook is so popular nowadays and many of us are hooked with it, Kraft is setting the wheels of Miracle Machine in motion through http://www.facebook.com/WhippingUpMiracles. So that people will get to share this with their friends and their friends social network together in making miracles to happen for the less fortunate.
They wish to whip up 12 miracles in 12 days through facebook in time for Christmas season.
They partnered with the following foundations:
Kythe Foundation hopes to help Angelalyn Magalano, a 13-year-old angel who suffers from Nephoric Syndrome and psoriasis by making her wish come true of meeting a pilot and talk about flying.
Jamboree Mountaineers hopes to make the indigenous tribes’ Christmas in Wawa, Montalban merrier by trekking there and delivering food for Noche Buena.
Childhope Asia hopes to keep street children warm this Yuletide Season by providing them with new underwear and clothes.
Kaeskwela hopes to fill the empty libraries of public schools in far-flung areas in the country with educational books.
The Philippine Animal Welfare Society (PAWS) hopes to find abandoned dogs and cats new families to take them in by making them adoption-ready through grooming.
Sagip Buhay and Philippine General Hospital hopes to provide medical assistance for those who don’t have the means and access to proper healthcare with new blood pressure devices and Thermoscan thermometers.
Firefly Brigade and Tiklop Society hopes to collect 10 bikes and bike safety gear for people in urban communities to help them get from one place to another faster and safer so the can be more productive in their work.
Tahanang Walang Hagdan hopes to give back to the 326 volunteers who have selflessly devoted their time to the organization by giving them gifts this Christmas.
Resources for the Blind hopes to record an audio storybook for blind children to bring them to the world of wonder and imagination.
Museo Pambata hopes to make 2,000 children happy this season by gifting them with pre-loved storybooks and toys.
St. Martin de Porres Charity Homes hopes to spread holiday cheer with a potluck party for the underprivileged kids under its care.
These organizations need our help. Let us spread the word and get involve with this project. Who knows that someone in your network might help or support a specific cause? Amazing, isn’t it?
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