Bounty Surprises Lucky Fan with Ultimate Olympic Games Viewing Party

Local Mom Selected Out of Thousands to Cheer On Team USA in Style

For her participation in their "Bring It" campaign, Bounty paper towels surprised Molly Woll and her aspiring athlete daughter with an Ultimate Olympic Winter Games Viewing Party on February 16, 2014 in Minneapolis, MN. (Photo Credit: Andy King for AP)

CINCINNATI--()--The spotlight was on one lucky mom from Minneapolis, MN as Bounty paper towels surprised Molly Woll with an Ultimate Olympic Games viewing party. As part of their recent “Bring It” campaign, Molly was chosen out of thousands of participants to receive an ultimate Olympic Games at-home celebration and a year’s supply of Bounty to help clean up.

The campaign, which launched in November, asked sports moms across the country to share how they encourage their aspiring athlete to practice in the home – despite the mess! These “Bring It” moms brought it to Twitter, using the hashtag #BringIt to share their messy stories. For each Tweet, Bounty donated $1 to the P&G Team USA Youth Sports Fund to help other aspiring athletes achieve their dreams. The overwhelming support from the moms enabled Bounty to donate a total of $10,000 to help encourage and ignite a passion for sports within a new era of Olympians.

Out of the thousands of Tweets, Molly’s story stood out amongst the crowd and inspired Bounty to give back to this “Bring It” mom. Molly supports her 7-year old aspiring athlete daughter by taking her to early morning (and evening) practices, foregoing family vacations to pay for hockey fees and taking on a second job, and even letting her practice inside their home! She knows the boundless opportunities your child can have when you don’t let a little mess stop their dreams.

“Uniting ‘Bring It’ moms across the country and hearing their stories was a truly inspiring experience,” says Victoria Schooler, Bounty paper towels communications manager. “We were particularly touched by Molly’s story and wanted to ensure that she had the best tools at her disposal to help tackle any bumps, messes and spills that come her way.”

Bounty’s “Bring It” program is a part of a larger Procter & Gamble (P&G) program during the Sochi 2014 Olympic Winter Games titled “Thank You Mom,” which not only highlights the everyday journey athletes take to get to the Games, but celebrates the moms who help get them there. As part of the 2014 “Thank You, Mom” campaign, P&G offered their “Thanks” to all 357 moms of US Olympians & Paralympians with a gift of a $1,000 VISA gift card to help them on their journey to Sochi.

To find out more about Bounty and follow Julie’s journey, visit www.Facebook.com/Bounty or follow on Twitter at www.Twitter.com/Bounty.

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Contacts

Procter & Gamble
Victoria Schooler, +1-513-346-8530
schooler.v@pg.com
OR
MSL Group
Colleen McCarthy, +1-646-500-7931
colleen.mccarthy@mslgroup.com

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Bounty Surprises Lucky Fan with Ultimate Olympic Games Viewing Party

Contacts

Procter & Gamble
Victoria Schooler, +1-513-346-8530
schooler.v@pg.com
OR
MSL Group
Colleen McCarthy, +1-646-500-7931
colleen.mccarthy@mslgroup.com