{Giveaway!} Thirty-One Organizing Utility Tote with FREE Personalization


As you know I love to share great finds with you and reward my readers.  With graduations and the end of the school year coming up I wanted to do a giveaway that any school counselor or aspiring school counselor could benefit from.

I recently became a Thirty-One independent consultant! I absolutely love that Thirty-One products are both fun and functional! There are so many great products that would be perfect for school counselors, which is why I was drawn to the items in the first place!

There are so many great Thirty-One items that would make great graduation gifts and gifts for the end of an internship!

I am hosting a giveaway of a Thirty-One Organizing Utility Tote with FREE (optional) Personalization! *THIS IS A $37 value!*  The Organizing Utility Tote is 10.25"H x 15.5"W x 6.5"D with a 12" handle drop.  It features durable laminated nylon and seven exterior pockets (two of which are mesh).  It currently comes in 14 different patterns and one booking bonus pattern.


As an added bonus for School Counselor Blog readers will also receive a discount when ordering from the School Counselor Blog Thirty-One Party! You will receive 10% off your order before shipping and sales tax! Feel free to share this great offer with your friends and family! In addition to 10% off your order through the School Counselor Blog Thirty-One Party you will also receive a BONUS entry for the Organizing Utility Tote! :) All orders will be submitted on May 14th at 12:01am. To place an order just visit:  School Counselor Blog Thirty-One Party. *** Although this contest is now closed you can still shop my Thirty-One Store!


Thirty-One is having a great customer special for May right now! For every $31 you spend in May you can purchase a All-in-One organizer for just $5!  You can view the full Summer Catalog here.

**The 10% discount will be reflected after order is submitted and your card is charged.

View pictures of my Organizing Utility Tote in "Circle Spirals" below.

Here I am with my Organizing Utility Tote. It's helpful to see how big it is ;). 

The Organizing Utility Tote in "circle spirals." 
Personalization is my initials in style 34 and embroidery in 12 (brown). 

Organizing Utility Tote view of the inside.

Back view of the Organizing Utility Tote. There are three pockets on the back.

Front view of the Organizing Utility Tote. There are two pockets on the front.

Side view of the Organizing Utility Tote.  There is a mesh pocket on each side.

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Danielle is a K-12 Certified School Counselor, Nationally Certified Counselor, and blogger at School Counselor Blog, a place where school counselors share innovative ideas, creative lesson plans, and quality resources. Connect with Danielle via email, Twitter, Pinterest, LinkedIn, Google+, and become a fan of the School Counselor Blog Facebook Page.

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