How Jean Davis Got $25,000 from McDonald’s

To celebrate McDonald’s French Fries, the company called upon consumers to share the special moments in their lives by hosting the “You Want McDonald’s Fries With That” contest and weekly sweepstakes.

After encouraging consumers to share what they want McDonald’s Fries with and receiving over 50,000 entries, McDonald’s is awarding Jean Davis of Mt. Pulaski, IL, a $25,000 cash prize. The announcement was made Friday, Feb. 24.

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Jean plans to use her cash prize to make her dream of sending herself, along with local underprivileged teenage youth, to a summer work camp in Pennsylvania providing fellowship and free home repair to elderly, disabled, and low-income families come true.

“I can’t believe I won $25,000 in a contest celebrating my favorite thing from McDonald’s – their Fries!” said Jean Davis. “Thanks to McDonald’s, I’ll be able to use this $25,000 to truly make a difference in the lives of both the kids and families we service at camp, which is no small potato.”

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On Nov. 11, 2011, McDonald’s kicked off the “You Want McDonald’s Fries With That” contest which cued thousands of creative responses from McDonald’s fans.

Five semi-finalists were selected by a panel of judges and each awarded a $500 McDonald’s Arch Card. An open consumer vote along with the overall judged score from a panel of judges determined Jean Davis as the contest winner.

In addition to the contest, McDonald’s offered a “You Want McDonald’s Fries With That” weekly sweepstakes, where 40 lucky winners were each awarded a $50 Arch Card throughout a 13-week drawing period.

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