Freebies and Giveaways I won in 2020

Before I put together this blog of 2020 freebies and giveaways I won, I had no idea that I have been entering giveaways since 2014. And I have no reason to stop now. I have won a lot over the years, a lot of big things, and I also use is as a "side job" sometimes to win things and sell them for extra money or give as gifts. Either way, I'm looking forward to 2020. Below is a list of the blogs that I have made every year up to this point and I what I won during that year. If you would like to be tagged or notified of giveaways that I enter, just comment below and I'll start tagging you!

-Freebies and giveaway wins 2014
-Freebies 2015
-Freebies 2016
-Freebies 2017
-Freebies 2018
-Freebies 2019


Here is what I have won in 2020:
- $100 Gymboree Gift Card (won in 2019, received in 2020)
- $50 Paypal (received)
- $600 Nordstrom gift card (!!!)
- $15 Amazon gift card
- $50 Doordash Gift card
- 8 reusable produce bags
- A Mother knot necklace
-BBQ Swag Basket
- Hair products
- 3-in-one Nostalgia breakfast station
- A Luxury Valet Tray
- A $10 Amazon gift card
-5 lb bag of Mexican Candy
- a SF Giants used game ball from the August 3, 2020 game
- $50 to Colour SOL which I spent :) 
- $1,500 in an Instagram giveaway (follow @thegivingcollection on IG, they are legit!) Biggest win to-date!
- $4,000 worth of products including a yoga balanced body ring, a shirt and sweatshirt, grip socks and leg warmers, make-up and more
-Boxy Charm 3 month subscription
-$1,000 of vacuum products from Bob Vila (6 different vacuums)
- An assortment of Aethera Beauty high-performance botanical skincare (+$200 value per prize) in the recently concluded #AetheraGiveaway!
- A box of velveeta mac and cheese and a package from velvetta
- A CBD Relief package valued at $210

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