Ice cream brand offering $5K endorsement deal to those who keep New Year’s resolutions
FILE - Halo Top ice cream is pictured on Sept. 12, 2017, in Los Angeles, California. (Photo by Kirk McKoy/Los Angeles Times via Getty Images)
Eating ice cream could actually benefit your New Year’s resolution in 2024.
Halo Top announced a new program and endorsement deal for anyone with a goal-based resolution this year.
The low-calorie, high-protein ice cream brand announced it's accepting applications to become a Halo Top Athlete.
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Ten lucky athletes will be paid $5,000, receive exclusive swag and get a series of one-on-one coaching sessions to help them achieve their goals — plus a talent manager and plenty of Halo Top ice cream, according to the brand.
The endorsement deal, which is an incentive for keeping those New Year’s resolutions, is encouraging applications through the company's website until Jan. 20.
To be considered, applicants must have a goal, live in the United States and be 18 years of age or older.
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If selected, Halo Top Athletes will need to create a 30-second video post each week for eight weeks. They'll need to update viewers on how their progress is going toward their goal — while eating ice cream.
The videos will be featured on the company's website for fans of the low-calorie ice cream brand to view.
The Halo Top Athletes will begin their work for the brand on Feb. 20 — for what Halo Top calls "signing day."
The challenge will end in mid-April.
Applicants are being asked to submit the application along with a photo of themselves and a 30-second video explaining their goal and why it’s important to them, according to the brand.
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Applicants will be judged on goal uniqueness, goal achievability, how inspirational the goal is, their storytelling ability and of course their love of Halo Top ice cream.
Halo Top director of brand marketing Ryan Roznowski said in a press release that the brand hopes to help individuals stick with their New Year’s resolution.
"It’s pretty easy to get discouraged by New Year’s resolutions when they are too rigid or limiting," he said.
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"But when there is a way to progress on our wellness journeys without having to cut out the things we love — like ice cream — sticking to New Year’s resolutions is something we can all pull off."
Halo Top, founded in 2011, is available nationwide with some of its most popular pints of ice cream containing less than 300 calories.