KOR One Holiday Giveaway
Do you remember my review of the wonderful KOR One Hydration Vessels that I did a while back?
Click here to read my review of my all time favorite water vessel and a fabulous company! I am so excited that KOR One is back with a wonderful holiday giveaway for you!
My husband is on the road all day with his work and he takes our two KOR One Hydration Vessels with him full of ice water each day. One for the morning and one for the afternoon. He loves them so much I can’t even get my hands on them lol! When you see these you will be amazed at the beautiful, sleek design. You will love how it feels to drink from and you will never want to go back to a plain old water bottle ever again!
You can even see for yourself by clicking here to take the feature tour.
Water never looked so good!
If you are looking for a holiday gift that will be used over and over again, year around then you will love KOR One. KOR ONE Hydration Vessles are available for purchase directly on their website or you can check their retail store finder for a store near you.
KOR has generously offered one lucky MommyPR reader their own KOR ONE Hydration Vessel (RV $29.95)
Win it!!
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Open to the USA and Canada!
Contest ends 11:59 pm Central Time on 11/18
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I found out that they seek to employ sustainable business practices, such as reducing the energy needed to produce and transport our products, reducing and recycling our waste, and offering products that help reduce the environmental footprint of our customers.
I enjoyed reading the symbolism that’s invested in the KOR logo. I was also interested to see that they give 1% of sales to water-related charities.
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I learned that they have S.E.T. standards (sustainable, ethical, and transparent).
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They have S.E.T. standards.
The KOR logo both resembles a water drop and is inspired by the Chinese concept of yin?yang, which describes two opposing and yet complementary aspects of any phenomenon.
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Every bottle represents a different cause. Thanks for the contest.
In an effort to raise additional funding for Thirst for Giving™, five dollars from the sale ofeach the Special Edition vessel will go towards the program and the select non-profits itsupports: The Algalita Marine Research Foundation, Blue Planet Run, The ContainerRecycling Institute and The Wetlands Initiative.
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The KOR logo’s arms reach up to clse the water drop but don’t touch. The gap acknowledges the constant divide between our goals and achievements. We realize that no matter how green we are there is still more we can do.
The KOR logo both resembles a water drop and is inspired by the Chinese concept of yin?yang, which describes two opposing and yet complementary aspects of any phenomenon.
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“You might notice that the KOR logo’s green and blue arms reach upward to close the water drop but don’t quite touch. The gap acknowledges the constant divide between our goals and achievements.”