The International Olympic Committee goes hard on athletes marketing products during the games, but now that it's a wrap you'll be seeing more and more of them cashing in. We think snowboarder Hannah Teter's angle just might the sweetest:
As if that sexy spread in the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue last month weren't enough, on Wednesday March 3 Ben & Jerry's shops are selling $1 scoops of Maple Blondie ice cream in honor of this year's Women's Halfpipe silver medalist. A portion of the sales benefit Teter's charity projects in Africa through World Vision, the same efforts benefitted by the Hannah's Gold maple syrup brand she launched after winning the gold in the Torino Winter Games.
Via Ben & Jerry's:
If you're feeling frisky after the sweet deal at Ben & Jerry's, try getting into Teter's panties: This month she's pushing "Make Love Not War" boy shorts over at SweetCheeksPanties.com ("Panties With a Purpose") to benefit Doctors Without Borders, and plans to issue a new design benefiting a different charity each month.
Teter is donating $5 of each $18 pair of sassy pants to help with the organization's ongoing efforts in Haiti, and hopes to raise $100,000 by May. That's about 20,000 pairs of panties by my math, but Teter does have a way of going big when it matters most.
