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Ready to Catch Some Christmas Joy with Cadbury?
Ready to Catch Some Christmas Joy with Cadbury?
Christmas is coming early this year with the welcomed return of the Cadbury Catch Christmas Promotion. This festive season Cadbury are sharing the joy with families across New Zealand by giving Kiwis the opportunity to win fantastic Christmas presents to enjoy with friends and family. Cadbury are partnering with Make-A-Wish again in 2015 to help grant the wishes of children in need across New Zealand.
Launched last night, the 12 day Christmas campaign will run every evening between 7:30pm and 8:40pm on TV2. Cadbury Catch Christmasgives Kiwi’s the opportunity to ‘catch’ one of three fantastic Christmas presents onscreen each night by snapping a pic and uploading it towww.catchchristmas.co.nz. The prizes include a family camping set, a Masport BBQ, an LG Home Theatre system, a $5,000 Flight Centre family holiday, a Westfield shopping spree and many more that families can enjoy together.
As well as the chance to win fantastic presents with Cadbury Catch Christmas, this year Kiwis also have the opportunity to give back to deserving kids in need. For every valid entry received, Cadbury will contribute $1 to Make A-Wish[1].
Shane Gorst, CEO of Make-A-Wish New Zealand is excited to work with Cadbury again on this campaign. “Cadbury and Make-A-Wish have been working together for over three years to bring hope, strength and joy to ‘wish’ kids all over New Zealand. Together we have put smiles on the faces of our amazing wish kids as they face the challenges of living with life threatening medical conditions. With over 200 wishes currently in progress and more applications arriving every day, we are really thankful for Cadbury’s support.”
Through Catch Christmas, Cadbury aims to make shared family moments even better this festive season and Cadbury Country Head for New Zealand James Kane can’t wait to do so. “Cadbury has always been about bringing joy to New Zealanders. This time of year is about spending quality time with family and friends so we want to do everything we can to make those moments as joyful as possible.”
www.catchchristmas.co.nz
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