Giveaway--$25 Kroger Gift Card to Earn Box Tops

An easy way to help your local school is by simply clipping and donating  BoxTops.  So far, the program has raised over $300 Million for schools!  As a former teacher, I know firsthand how much good this can do for schools in helping to purchase computers, other technology, and expensive gym equipment.

If  you don't already do it, look at every box before you toss it to see if there is a little Box Tops for Education coupon on it.  If there is, it just takes literally a second to rip it off or cut it out.  We accumulate them in an envelope on our fridge and turn them in to the school periodically.  Typically, each label is like $.10 cash for the school.  If, over the course of a school year, 200 people  each donate 50 Box Tops, that is $1000 extra dollars for the school.  They DO have expiration dates, though, so don't hold onto them TOO long. :)

Here is another easy way to get points for your local school--sign  up at www.rewardyourschool.com and you will get 5 bonus Box Tops from General Mills, which will go straight to your chosen school, no clipping required.  You will also get custom offers for 3,4 or 5 bonus BoxTops when you purchase corresponding amounts of  select General Mills cereal, Pillsbury products, and Yoplait kid products.  The bonus Box Tops will automatically be sent to your choice school when you scan your shopper card. This really is an easy way to help out schools, whether you have kids in school or not.

General Mills has teamed up with My Blog Spark to give one reader a $25 gift card to the Kroger family of stores to earn some extra Box Tops.  To enter, fill in the form below.  One winner will be randomly chosen on February 15.  Good Luck!

Subscribers to Frugal Catholic Mommy, either by RSS or email newsletter will get an extra entry.
Disclosure: General Mills and My Blog Spark provided the above information and sent me a complimentary $25 Kroger gift card so I can purchase some Box Tops items.