GoCause: $34.99 Gets You 4-Pack of Hanging Kid’s Cups AND Helps Fund Drinking Water in Ethiopia
New GoCause donation opportunity! For a purchase of $34.99 at GoCause.com, YOU get a 4-pack of Puj PhillUp Kid’s Cups and 10% of the purchase price funds clean water for a village in Ethiopia. These hangable kid’s cups are dishwasher safe and the hooks are designed to stick to glass, metal, tile, and fiberglass.
More than 50 million people in Ethiopia don’t have access to safe drinking water and most rural families survive on less than 5 liters of water per day. Your purchase supports a clean water project through Charity: Water, a nonprofit on a mission to bring clean, safe drinking water to every single person on the planet.
If you’re interested in supporting this cause AND receiving a 4-pack of Puj PhillUp Cups in return, just head here, share via Facebook and then click on the Buy Now button. You’ll even have the option to donate via Paypal!
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What a great idea. Would love to have hanging cups by the fridge, so I”m not always being asked for a cup, but gosh $34 is a steep price for me.
Im with yah!
I’m with you guys. Too steep!
I was going to say it is for a good cause. But they only get 10% from the sales. They idea is great.
Yes. It comes out to $8.75 per small plastic cup, which seems extremely high to me. And only $3.50 goes to the charitable cause. If one were interested in contributing to the cause one could donate $20 and still have $15 left to buy 4 less expensive cups and add magnets or whatever.
We have these and i agree, it is a little pricey. I signed up for emails from Puj and bought them when they were offering a sale. They are great!! I love them and my daughter loves getting water all by herself. Highly recommend!!
I love the idea of this website, but I do feel that this is a little steep. For those of you liking the idea you could easily buy plastic coffee cups and some sturdy suction cup shower hooks – or even 3M hooks. This can easily be done for a fraction of the price! My only problem now is deciding which art to move so there’s some space on the fridge….
I also read that you could stick a magnet to a cup.
This might not work for everyone but I’ve always just left some plastic cups in a low cabinet for my daughter to get her own water. Sometimes her dishes had their own small cabinet, other times a single stack of cups shared with the tupperware.