Goodnites and the Autism Society of America launch the Awesome Days contest
Children with autism enter art contest to win limited edition blanket
Goodnites has launched the Awesome Days Contest in partnership with the Autism Society of America, a leading autism organization. The contest invites children 17 and under to submit artwork depicting an awesome day. The top winner will see their artwork turned into a limited-edition blanket, receive $5,000 to renovate their bedroom and enjoy a year’s supply of Goodnites underwear. The contest is open through November 28, 2023 and is looking for creative and evocative artwork that reflects happiness and has a connection to the Goodnites brand.
Aaron Gretebeck, vice president of Goodnites in North America for Kimberly-Clark, commented “At Goodnites, we believe in the power of restful sleep to help kids wake up dry and confident, and we are committed to offering products that help kids have a fantastic day.” “Our ongoing partnership with the Autism Society has helped Goodnites empower and support this community, and we invite kids to participate in the Awesome Days contest to show us how awesome days start with Goodnites.”
Earlier this year, Goodnites donated $150,000 to the Autism Society of America to support educational and community initiatives in 2023. In addition, they conducted research on the impact of bedwetting on families with children who have autism and/or ADHD. Goodnites provides educational resources and tools on its website for families affected by bedwetting in collaboration with the Autism Society’s Autism Advisory Council.
In its commitment to supporting the autism community, Goodnites seeks to eliminate the stigma of bedwetting and offers products in a variety of sizes to ensure leak-free nights and dry, confident awakenings. Its underwear ranges from sizes XS to XL, fitting children ages 3 to 17, providing protection regardless of their sleeping patterns.
The ongoing collaboration between Goodnites and the Autism Society, through the Awesome Days Contest, encourages artistic expression and celebrates creativity in the autism community.
