Disney has announced that once again this holiday season they are donating up to $1 million to Make-A-Wish in the #ShareYourEars social media campaign.
Disney will donate $5 for each photo shared on Facebook, Twitter or Instagram of guests wearing their Mickey Ears.
Guests just need to include the hashtag #ShareYourEars to be part of the campaign.
Last year Disney also pledged up to $1 million but ended up doubling the donation to $2 million due to the popularity of the campaign.
The Share Your Ears campaign is taking place now through December 25. …

After the success of the #ShareYourEars campaign, Disney Parks announced that it increased its original $1 million donation to Make-A-Wish to $2 million.
For the #ShareYourEars campaign fans were encouraged to share images of themselves wearing Mickey ears and use the hashtag for the campaign when the photos were shared on social media.
For each #ShareYourEars hashtag, a donation from the Walt Disney Parks and Resorts was unlocked until the total reached $1 million.
In response to the success of the campaign, Bob Chapek, chairman of the Walt Disney Parks and Resorts said, …

Last week the Disney Parks announced a new online campaign to help Make-A-Wish, and now fans can purchase a limited-release ear hat for the cause.
The new #ShareYourEars campaign asks fans to post a photo on social media of their best Mickey ears and Disney will donate $5 to Make-A-Wish for each photo, up to $1 million.
The new limited-release ear hat features Mickey, Minnie, Donald, and Goofy in front of Sleeping Beauty Castle. The hat is $19.95 and 100 percent of the proceeds from the ear hat sales will be donated …

As part of the Disneyland Resort Diamond Celebration, Disney Parks has launched a new social media campaign aimed at providing a $1 million donation to Make-A-Wish.
For each “ear photo” fans share on Facebook, Instagram, or Twitter with the hashtag #ShareYourEars DisneyParks will donate $5 to Make-A-Wish. The end goal is a $1 million donation.
Disney and Make-A-Wish have worked together since 1980, granting more than 100,000 wishes for kids with life-threatening medical conditions.
Fans can share their ear photos online through March 14. For more information about the #ShareYourEars campaign visit ShareYourEars.org.
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