The American Egg Board, the marketing arm for America’s egg farmers, has launched another search for the country’s most incredible kid with the help of Olympic gold gymnast Laurie Hernandez. Back for its second year, the You’re Incredible Because… Contest is looking for kids engaging in social good projects in their schools and communities, excelling in sports or extra-curricular activities, raising money for those in need and more.
“We were so impressed by all of the inspiring entries we received during last year’s contest, we knew we had to bring it back for a second year,” said Anne L. Alonzo, president and CEO of the American Egg Board. “We are proud to play a role in supporting these incredible kids, both through the You’re Incredible Because… Contest, as well as by providing a nutritious and delicious food, on behalf of America’s egg farmers, to keep them fueled throughout the day.”
As the official spokesperson of the You’re Incredible Because… campaign and contest, Hernandez is eggcited to see the incredible kids the second chapter of the contest has in store.
“I’m excited to continue my partnership with the American Egg Board for this year’s search for the next incredible kid,” said Hernandez. “I personally understand how important it is to recognize children for their accomplishments, especially for the seemingly small actions that can lead to a big difference.”
Entering is simple. If you know of an incredible kid, upload a photo of them to Instagram or Twitter with #IncredibleBecause #Contest with a caption explaining why they are incredible for a chance to win. Entries submitted between now and May 7, 2018 will be eligible for the grand prize: $2,500 for the incredible kid, $2,500 for the incredible kid’s school, a prize pack, and special feature on IncredibleEgg.org and The Incredible Egg’s social channels.
For incredible inspiration, look no further than last year’s winner, Alex Hart-Upendo. Alex is an incredible young man who overcame homelessness and bullying to become the inspiration he is today. Not only does Alex have his own bowtie company, Build-A-Bow, he also runs a non-profit, is a published author and was awarded his own holiday by the state of Wisconsin, which he celebrates on Sept. 30.
