POPCORN 💛

At Les ptits mosüs, we have been giving back to various foundations since we started, but this year we have to get more involved.

VERY many of you choose local businesses: THANK YOU!!
We continue to grow thanks to YOU!
and we want to see ALL the little mosüs grow up healthily too!
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This year and for future years, the first week of December will be entirely dedicated to children.

From November 30 to December 6, 10% of sales will be donated to the Centre de Pédiatrie Sociale de Québec.

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And by the same token, we are officially launching our POP CORN Les ptits mosüs x François Blais 🍿 YEAHH!
[Available on sale from next Saturday, all orders this week will receive a free sample of these delicacies]
This is the result of a great collaboration with François Blais, chef-owner of the renowned Bistro B.

👉🏼 Why popcorn?

But because everyone loves popcorn 🤪 and kids LOVE popcorn 🍿.

👉🏼 Why sell popcorn?

To make you smile and to donate ALL of the profits to the Center de pédiatrie Sociale de Québec. 🌟

👉🏼Why again?

Because we are immersed in the world of children and the reality is that not everyone has the same luck. It's our way of contributing!
Here is some info on the center where you can also make a donation on the website 🏨: www.pediatrieSocialeQuebec.org.
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The Centre de pédiatrie sociale de Québec provides medical (physical and mental) and psychosocial services and care to more than 350 young people (0-17 years old) living in vulnerable situations from underprivileged backgrounds in Quebec City.
The situation of young people before the crisis was already precarious. Unfortunately, circumstances have only increased their fragility and uncertainty and it is essential to strengthen their safety net. This is why children from disadvantaged backgrounds need, more than ever, the community to mobilize around them.
And here are some video links:
👉🏼 general video: https://youtu.be/STd2AtF2AJQ
👉🏼 video of a dad: https://youtu.be/kDSBXkDXjjg
👉🏼 video of a worker and a school principal: https://youtu.be/P_-2xuxDvUA