Enter the Smilebox “My Hero is My Dad” Contest!

Father's Day Contest

UPDATE 6/20: The submission period has ended. Please head to the Smilebox Facebook page to view and vote for the finalists. Voting closes on Wednesday at 5 pm. Thanks to everyone who entered for sharing their stories, there were a ton of heroes and it was hard to only pick three!

This Father’s Day we want you to share why you admire Dad and tell us what makes him a hero in your life. Get inspired and tell us about his heroics using one of the Smilebox Father’s Day designs for the chance to win a $100 Amazon.com gift card!

In your Smilebox, you can use pictures, text, quotes, or even video clips of Dad saving the day. Get creative!

To enter the contest, “Like” the Smilebox Facebook page, then email your awe-inspiring creation to community@smilebox.com by the end of June 19.

Once the submission period has ended, the Smilebox team will select three semi-finalists, which will be posted on the Smilebox Facebook page and voted on by the Facebook community. The submission with the most votes will win the Amazon.com gift card. The other two semi-finalists will take home a free year of Club Smilebox ($39.99 value).

Helpful hints for winning the “My Hero is My Dad” Contest:
·    Be sure to add an interesting title to your Smilebox creation
·    Use creative and unique photos to help tell your story
·    Include a description of your Smilebox and why you think it should win when you email us your creation
·    Submissions will be judged based on quality of photos and creativity

Visit the Smilebox “My Hero is My Dad” Rules and Regulations page for more information. Don’t forget, the winner will receive a $100 Amazon.com gift card to give to their hero. Now get Smileboxing and convince us that you’ve got the most heroic dad around! Good luck!

This entry was written by ACM, posted on June 10, 2011 at 10:28 am, filed under Holidays, Smilebox Contests and tagged , , , , . Bookmark the permalink. Follow any comments here with the RSS feed for this post. Both comments and trackbacks are currently closed.

2 Comments

  1. Bonnie Sheffer
    Posted June 17, 2011 at 10:32 am | Permalink

    My Dad was the most loving, kindest, caring man I ever knew. To bad God took him away but every Fathers Day and special days like his birthday, Christmas I always think of him. I really miss him and wish he was still here.

  2. Virginia graham
    Posted June 17, 2011 at 2:32 pm | Permalink

    When my dad had a quad bypass lost his wife and got his foot cut of all in the same year
    I knew that I could make it this year with my two battles with cancer