Things I won in 2022 - Facebook, Instagram, and Email Giveaways and Contests and Freebies

I am officially in my 7th year of entering and winning giveaways, sweepstakes and freebies. I can't believe that I have been entering for 7 years! It has literally become a second job to me and just natural now to just enter giveaways in my free time. I typically win Instagram giveaways. I used to win a lot of Facebook giveaways but I feel like that has gone downhill the past few years and my focus has been Instagram. Although I haven't won anything yet this year (it's January 12th, 2022), I did win a $500 prepaid card the last week of December. 

If you want to enter giveaways and need a tagging buddy, please send me a message before you start tagging me and we can tag each other. 

Facebook Page - Personal
Facebook Page - Business
Twitter Page - Personal
Instagram Page - Personal

Below is a list of freebies that I have won every year since 2015:

Freebies 2015
Freebies 2016
Freebies 2017
Freebies 2018
Freebies 2019
Freebies 2020
Freebies 2021

So far, my favorite wins have been a meet and greet with Sublime with Rome, $1,500 cash, concert tickets to see Pitbull in concert, a $600 gift card to Nordstrom, and 6 vacuums from the Bob Vila Sweepstakes! If you want to know where to start when it comes to giveaways, I have a blog for that - just click HERE to read more. 

My 2022 wins are below. 

- Relationship cards (February 2022)
- https://www.sweepstakesbible.com/giveaways/free-mpix-egift-card-giveaway 
$150 gift card to personalize items (April 2022 - used for Alexis' college graduation)
- Olive Oil (April 2022 - received in May 2022)
- $5 Venmo (April 2022)
- $30 ChocZero gift card (May 2022 - used)
- A paperback kids book
- Sunglasses, $10 from Chime, $200 norden gift card, etto oil (july 2022, received all but oil)
- Iced Tea coupon (haven't received)
- 8 Pieces of Lamb for cooking and a thermometer and goody bags (haven't received)
- $250 Ulta gift card

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