For Families Not Attending The White House Easter Egg Roll 2014 Kids Totes

Global lifestyle brand Lands’ End is joining with the National Park Foundation to support the 2014 White House Easter Egg Roll on Monday, April 21. Egg Roll attendees will have the opportunity to take home an official White House Easter Egg Roll Easter Tote from Lands’ End featuring the White House 2014 Egg Roll seal.

If your family did not get an invite, no worries kids can still receive the official White House Easter Egg Roll Easter Tote from Lands’ End featuring the White House 2014 Egg Roll seal! The entire collection of Lands’ End Easter Totes, replete with festive designs in fun colors, is available at landsend.com. Hurry, these are expected to sell out fast! A CharmPosh.com exclusive insider tip!! 

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The White House Easter Egg Roll, which takes place in President’s Park on the South Lawn of the White House, supports the First Lady’s Let’s Move! initiative to help kids grow up healthy and  have the opportunity to reach their full potential.  This year’s theme is “Hop into Healthy, Swing into Shape,” and all of the activities encourage children to lead healthy and active lives. In addition, the official White House Easter Eggs, sold by the National Park Foundation and benefiting America’s national parks, are available at easter.nationalparks.org.

For the second year running, Lands’ End, the global family lifestyle brand based in Wisconsin, is supporting the long-standing annual event, which takes place on Monday, April 21, by providing 1,000 of its Easter Totes. Egg Roll attendees will have the opportunity to take home an official White House Easter Egg Roll Easter Tote featuring an embroidered egg design along with the White House 2014 Egg Roll seal. A Lands’ End customer favorite, the basket-shaped Easter Tote is made of kid-friendly, durable canvas with plenty of room for goodies.

Find more information about the National Park Foundation at www.nationalparks.org. Join the national park community by visiting www.facebook.com/nationalpark and www.twitter.com/goparks.