Give Family Time with Movie Night!

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This month, I am sharing giving ideas and special giveaways as part of The 30-Day Giving Challenge.

Movie night is a popular frugal past-time in our household. Unfortunately, there are just not many movies out there we can all sit down and enjoy together. Our next sponsor wants to change that.

Today’s featured partner is actually a collection of studio and publishing groups striving to make a difference with family-friendly media. Each member of the 30-Day Giving Challenge team received the package of family-friendly media pictured below:

The products include:

Remember, the 30-Day Giving Challenge team isn’t keeping any of the donated items. We’re each finding homes for our items by way of donating them to local charities. It’s been a huge blessing to see companies come forward to help us make these donations.

Would you like to win a prize package of family-friendly media for your family to share or enjoy?

To Enter:

  • Leave a comment below (required entry): What is your favorite family-friendly movie?

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For up to (2) bonus entries:

  • Subscribe via RSS or email, and/or follow KingdomFirstMom on Facebook. If you’re already a subscriber (thank you!) simply leave a comment.
  • Browse through the links to the books, DVDs, and CD. Leave an extra comment about which one you’re most interested in and why.

This giveaway will end on Sunday (11/21) at 9 p.m. EST. The winner will be drawn randomly, and notified via email.

Disclosure:  Propeller PR provided me with the selection of products above to donate to the charity of my choice. As always, the opinions in this post are completely my own.

The other bloggers leading the 30-Day Giving Challenge are also giving away family-friendly media prize packs. Stop by each of their sites for more chances to win!

Comments

  1. Rose says

    Fav family friendly movie would be either finding Nemo (just keep swimming, just keep swiming) or The little mermaid. Always love the songs and dancing around the room singing them with my boys.

  2. Hope L says

    Our family favs are: Veggie Tales, Little House on the Prairie, and American Girls. Mommy likes the Love Comes Softly movies too!

  4. Hope L says

    I think my kids would really like Mandie and the Cherokee Treasure. They really like historical-type things and this sound right up their alley 🙂

  8. Jennifer Sears says

    Just watched Letters to God and To Save a Life very good movies. (To Save a Life – should not be watched by children. only teens and up.)

  9. Sharonna M. says

    I think my favorite family movie is Monsters Inc. – I still remember my parents being hesitant to let us watch it because of the title! Haha!

  21. Milian O says

    I’m most interested in the Trusting in the Shepherd (Really Woolly Kids) DVD because of the sing along songs. My daughter really loves to sing and would love this movie.

  22. LaRona says

    My family sat down last night and watched Homeless for the Holidays. I loved it! Some of our family favorites include The Incredibles, Fireproof, and Letters to God, which we went to the movies 3 times to see!

  28. Rachel H. says

    Five Mile Creek, a movie about the struggles of a group of friends during the Australian gold rush is a favorite of all members of our family.

  30. Rachel H. says

    I would love for my famly to see The Way Home. It’s unfortunate that we have to watch our children every moment that they are even in the back yard, but I think this might help to illustrate the dangers of what can happen and also how we need to stand in the gap for eachother during difficult times.

  33. Julie says

    I’ve had numerous people recommend Letters to God as a must-see, so I’m looking forward to actually seeing it for myself!

  35. Laura says

    My son just grew out of the Veggie Tales, which were a big favorite (sigh) but we really like the old Peanuts cartoons (yup Christmas in July), Toy Story, and Chicken Little.

  36. Angela says

    To Save A Life …you never know what people are going through and it’s good to reach out and be their friend.
    Letters to God great movie!

  39. Stacia Jahnke says

    In our Home Daycare, our favorite movie (show) is Dinosaur Train and Thomas. Our family personal favorites are Letters to God (awesome movie!!!), Cars, Facing the Giants & Blindside.

  41. Stacia Jahnke says

    I’m really interested in Trusting in the Sheperd (Really Woolly Kids) because the kids in my K.I.D.S. Ministry would love it, even the older ones!!

  42. Mary E.S. says

    We love to watch the Tom & Jerry movies and the Land Before Time movies,even my 16 yr old watches them with us.

  47. mamie says

    We watch several of the Veggie Tales movies together. There really are so few movies that are appropriate for everyone.

  52. Mary Beth says

    We have really enjoyed the new family movies on TV – Secrets of the Mountain and The Jensen Project.

  55. Erin says

    Either Things I Wish I’d Known Before We Got Married book by Gary Chapman
    OR
    Homeless for the Holidays DVD

  78. Jennifer says

    Our most favorite family friendly movies are our Little House on the Prairie sets that we have on DVD.

  79. Jennifer says

    I am most interested in The Way Home DVD. I love movies that are based on true stories and encouraging to our faith.

  81. Tanesha E. says

    Well unfortunately I haven’t ever seen any of those. But I guess if I had to pick a movie that I would like to see that would be Letters To God.

  86. Sharon says

    I like cartoons, so my first movie is “UP”. The second movie is old, but good. It’s called “Secondhand Lions”.

  92. Kayla H says

    I would love to have the Really Wooly dvd for my dd. She watches them on tv, but we don’t own a dvd yet. They teach such valuable lessons!

  94. Diane Rice says

    My favorite right now is “Blind Side”. Rips my heart out to watch it but still think its a great movie and all of my family loves it.

  97. Diane Rice says

    I just watched the trailers of Homeless for the Holidays and The Way Home. What a powerful story they tell. Either would be wake up calls.

  99. says

    My favorite movie of all-time is definately Willy Wonka and The Chocolate Factory. But, lately our family’s favorite movie is The Secrets of Jonathan Sperry. It is a MUST SEE for every Christian Family! Check it out!

  103. Sarah M. says

    I would most like to read the “Things I Wish I Knew…” book because I feel you can never have enough tools (especially biblically-based ones) for your marriage.

  106. Daniell POwell says

    I would like to see the Really Wolly Kids dvd, because I have heard good things about this series.

  118. says

    Hi!

    Love the blog; I just subscribed via RSS feed onto my Yahoo! account, I facebooked you and our favorite family movie/s are ANY and all of the Harry Potter films. My autistic son thinks HE’S Harry Potter! LOL! This sounds like a great package! Sign us up! Thanks!
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  119. Marla Y says

    My daughter’s and my favorite family friendly movie is the whole Love Comes Softly series based on the books by Janette Oake. We can both watch them over and over. Thank you for the chance to win this giveaway.

    koinonia572001@yahoo.com

  123. LisaR. says

    My family’s favorite family-friendly DVD, which they LOVE is Evan Almighty – our toddler’s love the animal scenes – I love the message of the film. I support the local Haitian restaurant down the street from me and would appreciate the Help Haiti CD – thanks!

  128. says

    I really REALLY really want to see Letters to God. I heard great reviews about it and have been itching to watch it.

  129. Melissa P. @Mel4Him says

    One family friendly movie that we enjoy is Nanny McPhee.
    Mel4Him777{at}gmail{dot}com

  131. Melissa P. @Mel4Him says

    I am most interested in seeing The Way Home. I know it is based off a true story which I read a little bit about but I want to what happened and how the family endured and the wonderful outcome.
    Mel4Him777{at}gmail{dot}com

  137. Lindsay says

    The Things I Wish I Knew…looks most interesting to me. Love ideas on ways to make my marriage stronger!

  139. Christie says

    I’m most interested in the Mandie movie–I grew up reading those books, and wonder if Mandie and her grandmother are how I always pictured them.

  141. Just Coupons says

    Favorite family friendly movie is Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron. Great movie and I highly recommend it.

  143. Just Coupons says

    I think I would personally be most interested in the Homeless for the Holidays DVD. It says it is about a man who took things for granted and has to work his way up. I think that is a great lesson for everyone.

  154. Joyce Mlinek says

    I like “Letters to God” because a friend told me it was really good and I’ve not seen it.

  155. says

    Our favorite family friendly movie is Chitty Chitty bang bang, we have that on special edition dvd and are planning on getting it on bluray/dvd combo pack (we have a $5 coupon that would bring the price down to $15)

  165. Kathy says

    Things I Wish I’d Known Before We Got Married book by Gary Chapman because I recently got married

  172. mrs b says

    So many are homeless now, would really like to watch Homeless for the Holidays
    mbaldrees at yahoo dot com

  173. Heather says

    Last week we watched Letters to God, but starting tonight we are going to start watching our favorite Holiday movies.

  178. Rebecca says

    We love anything family based, the Waltons, Little House, the Love Comes Softly series. My 3 year old loves anything Disney or Pixar.

  180. Rebecca says

    Trusting in the Shepherd—because it would be something that my 3 year old would enjoy and hopefully a good lesson too.

  191. Sharon says

    I’m most interested in Gary Chapman’s book. Eventhough it’s aimed for those that aren’t married yet, my husband and I are being mentored right now and I’m trying to find good books to read in-between out monthly meetings.

  199. Naomi says

    I am most interested in Mandie and the Cherokee Treasure because I like Mandie and the Secret Tunnel.

  202. Bonnie says

    Checked out a couple links…Homeless for the Holidays sounds good. But I liked the Trusting in the Shepherd DVD as it includes Scripture memory! That’s great!