Telus, a Canadian Telecommunication company has paired with WWF Canada and created a social media triggered vending machine. The latter was placed in a shopping mall in Vancouver, Canada and was not stuffed with edible goodies but with stuffed pandas.
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Every passerby who tweeted using the hashtag #HomeTweetHome was instantly awarded a panda. For every tweet, the telecommunications company donated $1 to WWF Canada. More than 3,000 pandas were dispensed over the course of six days at the beginning of the month, spreading joy to kids and adults.
Check the video released earlier this week:
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