Kum & Go to Give Away Toyota Tundra
WEST DES MOINES, Iowa -- Kum & Go, operator of more than 350 convenience stores in 13 states, and Gatorade are teaming up to celebrate ESPN's 25th anniversary by giving away a 2004 Toyota Tundra.
"We are pleased to partner with Gatorade and ESPN on this exciting promotion," said W.A. Krause, CEO of Kum & Go. "The giveaway provides a wonderful opportunity for us to thank our customers. Gatorade and Kum & Go have dominated our respective industries for more than 40 years as innovative market leaders. This partnership should prove a winning combination for one lucky customer."
The contest began June 1 and continues through July 30. The grand prize consists of an ESPN25 Edition Silver 2004 Toyota Tundra SRS 4 x 4 Double Cab, a portable cooler with a case of Gatorade and a portable grill. The approximate retail value of the prize is nearly $30,000.
The promotion is open to Kum & Go customers who are residents of a state in which Kum & Go has stores. Those states are Iowa, Kansas, Minnesota, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, North Dakota, Oklahoma, South Dakota, Colorado, Arkansas, Wyoming and Wisconsin.
"We are pleased to partner with Gatorade and ESPN on this exciting promotion," said W.A. Krause, CEO of Kum & Go. "The giveaway provides a wonderful opportunity for us to thank our customers. Gatorade and Kum & Go have dominated our respective industries for more than 40 years as innovative market leaders. This partnership should prove a winning combination for one lucky customer."
The contest began June 1 and continues through July 30. The grand prize consists of an ESPN25 Edition Silver 2004 Toyota Tundra SRS 4 x 4 Double Cab, a portable cooler with a case of Gatorade and a portable grill. The approximate retail value of the prize is nearly $30,000.
The promotion is open to Kum & Go customers who are residents of a state in which Kum & Go has stores. Those states are Iowa, Kansas, Minnesota, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, North Dakota, Oklahoma, South Dakota, Colorado, Arkansas, Wyoming and Wisconsin.