YOU! Help Grant a Wish

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Hello Team Eli!

Today, I'm giving you an opportunity to raise money for Make a Wish without even opening your wallet.
The Display at the Glenpool Walmart.
Straight Talk Wireless is encouraging consumers to go to their local Walmart to show their support for Make-A-Wish by taking part in a brief demonstration of a Straight Talk Wireless Android smart phone. For every shopper who participates, Straight Talk will donate $1 to Make-A-Wish, with the ultimate goal of $1,000,000.

The event will take place over four consecutive Saturdays starting September 22, 2012 at over 3,000 participating Walmarts under the banner "One Minute One Million." Every Walmart in our area is participating! And, it only takes a few minutes to do your part.

The One Minute One Million effort provides a unique way for consumers to 'feel richer' and help grant wishes of children with life-threatening medical conditions.

You can find a participating Walmart near you by visiting OneMinuteOneMillion.com.

Check out the action!
Main Web site: www.OneMinuteOneMillion.com
Straight Talk Facebook: facebook.com/StraightTalkWireless
Straight Talk Twitter: twitter.com/MyStraightTalk- Use #StraightTalkWish
Make-A-Wish Facebook: facebook.com/makeawish
Make-A-Wish Twitter: twitter.com/MakeAWish
Let's help make a wish come true for another deserving child suffering a life-threatening medical condition.

With love,
Melissa (and Eli who still constantly talks about our amazing trip to Hawaii)

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