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Cross Off Hunger With Unilever and Feeding America ~

Many of us don’t think about the products that we use all that much, especially the parent companies of those brands. I am sure that you have heard of Unilever, but the name might not ring an immediate bell as the products I am sure you use by them don’t necessarily have Unilever in big bright letters. However, I am going to start looking for this Unilever branding much more and I am going to explain why you should, too.

Cross Off Hunger With Unilever

Lever 2000 is a Unilever product

Unilever is a company that is trying to work on a goal of sustainable living. What that means is that they are trying to do what they can to help preserve our environment so that we can all have what we need down the road – kind of like a circle. If we are good to the environment then the environment will be good to us. It is also about better well-being and making sure that we get the proper nutrition we need to be healthy.

On Unilever’s website, you can learn about how to Cross Off Hunger and about the important role that food banks play in making sure that many people have the food they need to take care of their families. From this site, you can even find out what food banks need the most and you can learn where food banks are in your area. I feel very fortunate that this holiday season I have this nice house that I live in and this nice laptop to talk to you guys on. I realize that not everyone has the same luxuries that I am afforded.

Dove is one of my favorite Unilever Brands

That is why Unilever and their family of brands have teamed up with Feeding America to help put food on 2 million families’ tables. That is part of Unilever’s even bigger sustainable living goal of helping to improve the lives and well-being of a billion people worldwide.

 Unilever is committed to donating more than two million meals to families in need with Feeding America and every item on your shopping list counts.  Show your support by adding Unilever brands to your cart next time you shop.  Together we can help to Cross Off Hunger.

I want to show my support to Unilever’s initiative by choosing Unilever products this holiday season (and beyond). Unilever makes many wonderful products that I use on a daily basis. Some of my favorites consist of Dove, Axe, Ragu, Country Crock and more. My husband loves Axe products and I think they smell so good, and I love the way Dove makes my skin feel. With the quality of their products, I find it is very easy to choose Unilever products.

I purchased these Unilever products to show my support and do my part to Cross Off Hunger

My family will be trying to do it’s part by changing some of our behaviors around our house to make us more energy efficient. By doing this, we hope to lower our impact on the environment, thus helping to preserve our natural resources. We will also try to learn a little more about recycling (whether that be at a traditional place you take your items to be recycled or by creative reuse of items to prevent their addition to the landfill). Yes, we are only one family, but if everyone did what they could to help the environment, there would be more natural resources for all. I will also be purchasing more Unilever products like the ones I have been showing you in this post, and updating this blog with my progress to show you my support for Unilever’s initiative to Cross Off Hunger.

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Dawn McAlexander: Dawn is a full time writer and content creator. Besides Cheap Is The New Classy, she also owns and writes for EatPlayRock.com, an entertainment site. Her interests include traveling, attending music events, DIY projects and reading. Dawn has a B.S. in Psychology and currently resides in North Carolina with her husband, Kenny, their dog, Marley, and their cat, TJ.

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