Thinking of Others & Helping Charities at the Same Time #WishesDelivered

This is a sponsored post written by me on behalf of What’s your wish?. All opinions are 100% mine.

I know my house is an exception because of my job but UPS practically lives at my house.  I know my UPS drivers work hard and I am always surprised at how efficient they are.  If you think about it, every package delivered by UPS started out from a wish.  Someone wished for something and they either bought it themselves or were sent as a gift and UPS delivered it. UPSers work tirelessly  to deliver those everyday wishes especially through the holiday season.

This season UPS wants to hear everyone’s magical stories while also helping others.    For every wish submitted with the hashtag #WishesDelivered, UPS will donate $1 to one of their charity partners (Salvation Army, Boys & Girls Club or Toys for Tots) up to $100K!  Wishes can automatically be submitted to the #WishesDelivered website by simply posting the wish on Twitter or Instagram with the hashtag #WishesDelivered of course!  Not on Twitter or Instagram?  Users can also share their wishes directly on the #WishesDelivered site.  The wishes can be submitted until December 31, 2014.

UPS wants to hear wishes that are selfless and meaningful and made on behalf of another person.  They don’t want to hear people asking for high tech gadgets or toys that really are not needed.  There are so many things others need, really need.  

My #WishesDelivered is “I wish my in-laws could have a night out on the town. They have hit some financial struggles and don’t usually do things for themselves.”  With the holidays just about here, it is the perfect time to really think about others.  I love that UPS is bringing this campaign to light and helping out charities at the same time!