Miranda Lambert Contest Labeled a Soup'r Success
Why weren't there any cool prizes like this when I was in elementary school? St. Matthew Catholic School, a private school in the suburbs of Omaha, won a day with Miranda Lambert. They saved their 100,000 Campbell's Soup labels, entered online and voila! All the kindergarten through 8th grade students were there, and before she sang a couple of songs in the gym, Lambert did a Q&A session with the kids, who were as enamored with bass player Aden Bubeck's mohawk as they were with Lambert herself. The contest was part of the Artist Ambassador Program, which is part of the Labels for Education program. That's the one where all the students save their labels and then the school can use them for playground equipment, educational resources, musical instruments and the occasional visit from the ACM Top Female Vocalist of the Year.
Photo: Principal Janet Wilson, Campbell Soup's Alyssa Erickson and Miranda Lambert. Courtesy of The Recording Academy. Photographed by Eric Francis/WireImage.com.
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Chris Morgan says:
I am glad to see Miranda doing things for the young people,,an she is doing a wonderful thing by touching there hearts.To me that is an outstanding person. I would love to see an hear more of our influential artist’s do these type things for the young children.Good Job Ya’ll
Christopher D. Morgan
Robin says:
Great prize kids. Hope you enjoyed.
rosyz says:
Good for Miranda to inspire the young people.