Kleenex® is celebrating being an official partner of Red Nose Day 2007 by launching its new ‘Blow £1’ promotion to help raise money for Comic Relief. And what better way to raise money for charity than blowing your nose on your nose on a celebrity? This new Kleenex® promotion will give five lucky winners and their friends the opportunity to be VIP guests of Comic Relief on Red Nose Day, which is March 16th. Up until March 31, Kleenex® is giving away one of its fantastic new inflatable Kleenex® Red Nose Seats every hour for those who will be enjoying all the entertainment of the big night from the comfort of home. A number of celebs have already been getting comfortable in theirs, including Matt Dawson and June Sarpong.
You can also help tackle poverty and social injustice in the UK and Africa with Comic Relief by purchasing a new special edition Kleenex® pocket packs, which were created specially for Red Nose Day. Each pack has a portrait sketch of one of seven familiar faces - Tess Daly, Ainsley Harriot, Phillip Schofield, June Sarpong, Paul O’Grady, Denise Van Outen and Vernon Kay.
June Sarpong is quite excited about the promotion and says that ‘It
has been great teaming up with Kleenex® to produce a portrait for its
new special edition Red Nose Day Pocket Pack and I loved having my
picture taken in the new Kleenex® Red Nose Seat. I am really pleased
with my portrait and will be even more so if it helps Comic Relief
raise extra money to help change the lives of vulnerable people in
Africa and here in the UK.’
These celeb Kleenex® packs only cost £1, with 50p from each purchase
going to Comic Relief, and are available in Superdrug, Total, Thresher
and WHSmiths. For only £1, how could you not want to buy one of these nifty little packs? I just wish that Jade Goody was still part of the Comic Relief team, as I'm sure plenty of people would have loved to blow their Red Nose on her...
The draw for VIP Guest Places will be made on 12th March. To win, simply text an on-pack number, with money from every message going to Comic Relief. Texts costs £1 plus any mobile network charges with at least 70p going to Comic Relief stand a chance of winning people simply need to text an on-pack number, with money from every message going to Comic Relief.
