Click the link and Kroger (known as King Soopers, here in Colorado)
and Coca-Cola will donate a can of Coke to our troops.
http://www.honoringourheroes.com/share-a-coke
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Click the link and Kroger (known as King Soopers, here in Colorado)
and Coca-Cola will donate a can of Coke to our troops.
http://www.honoringourheroes.com/share-a-coke
I would think that 100,000 goal would be easy to achieve in one day with social media nowadays... I clicked the link and bounced around their site for a couple minutes, but am not sure if it tallied my hit as a donated coke or not...
I clicked... It sent me to a page that said, "Thanks for the click. A Coke has been donated..."
Nice gesture.
Mine did too, but it states on that same page that one is donated "....with every email, tweet, share and pin! Help us reach our goal to donate 100,000 Coca-Cola cans to our Troops". I'm suspicious that just clicking the link above doesn't really trigger the donation, like we'd wish.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bailey Guns
they can walk down to the chow hall and get a coke out of the cooler. Send them whiskey to mix it with!
Baby wipes, and M- Pro 7, gun magazines, smokes, dip, and jolly ranchers. All these generally would be more appreciated than Coca Cola. Unless you can send it with a Mini fridge, a generator and what Guylee said.
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