Whole Foods $50 Gift Card Giveaway

Health and wellness are top concerns with us ladies at the Broke Girl’s Guide. Maintaining both on a budget (while preserving our sanity) can be tough, but it is possible—and Whole Foods is about to make it a bit easier with a Broke Girl’s Guide giveaway.

Enter to Win

In celebration of a brand new Whole Foods collaboration with West Hollywood-based music startup LSTN and the launch of their new in-store vinyl collection, we’re giving away a $50 Whole Foods gift card to one lovely reader.

Click here to enter the $50 Whole Foods gift card giveaway.

Contest ends Sunday, August 25.

Whole Foods + LSTN = Music to Our Ears

Curious to learn more, Broke Girl’s Guide headed to the West Hollywood Whole Foods Lifestyle store, which was selected to debut the new product lines. We found the Whole Foods team buzzing around the store preparing for the launch party: unwrapping records and rearranging the lounge area to be open and inviting.

“We had a redesign in the works already but the vinyl has really been a catalyst to celebrate the space and this amazing new product that’s coming,” said Katelyn, Marketing and Outreach Supervisor for the West Hollywood store. “The store now has a clear purpose. Its intention is for customers to come enjoy the vinyl, to be around the conversation of health and wellness, and to provide a spot for our customers to get to know us and hang out.”

LSTN is equally excited about the launch. “The Whole Foods customer has values that are directly in line with LSTN customers, and we couldn't be happier with Whole Foods as our first major retailer,” said Bridget Hilton, co-founder of LSTN Headphones. In addition to being fashioned from reclaimed wood, each pair of headphones sold helps support the Starkey Hearing Foundation.

Fresh off a sponsorship for the Sunset Strip Music Festival and a partnership with the Hollywood Bowl, Whole Foods has no plans to slow down its music-friendly programming. “Nothing that I can announce yet,” Katelyn teased. “But definitely in the pipeline.”