NEW YORK, NY - FEBRUARY 19: Boxes of Pop-Tarts sit for sale at the Metropolitan Citymarket on February 19, 2014 in the East Village neighborhood of New York City. Kellogg, maker of Pop-Tarts, has announced that it will only buy palm oil - a minor ingredient in Pop-Tarts - from companies that don't destroy rainforests where palm trees are grown. Palm oil is used in many processed foods. (Photo by Andrew Burton/Getty Images)
In Coos County, Oregon, a 9-year-old girl known as the Pop-Tart Princess is making headlines.
Last year for her 8th birthday, Karly Mullanix asked for pop-tarts. But not for her. Karly asked the community in Coos County to donate as many boxes of Pop-Tarts as possible so she could give them to people experiencing homelessness in the county.
Despite being at the height of the pandemic last summer, Karly’s birthday goal was a success. So, she decided to make it a tradition.
This year, Karly and her community were able to donate more than 5,000 boxes of pop-tarts.
The Pop-Tart Princess turned 9 this past Saturday.
What is your favorite kind of pop-tart?
Source: KPIC
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