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Most schools struggle with funding, and host fundraisers fairly constantly to help fill in any gaps- or even huge deficits- that they can. Many schools use Box Tops as one way to get cash for their schools, and it is a really easy way that doesn’t annoy parents with fliers or forcing them to buy overpriced garbage they neither want nor need. I mean, awesome stuff they are privileged to sell and harass people to purchase. Something like that…..
The way Box Tops for Education works is that you buy food. You eat the food. Then you clip off these little areas that say “Box Tops for Education” on the items you bought and consumed, and send them into your child’s school. The school sends them in- and they get money. You don’t have to buy anything you weren’t already getting, and the school gets cash. Win win! This is a fundraiser we are always happy to participate in.
We picked up some General Mills® items from our local Walmart on our last shopping trip. Some of the items even had bonus box tops, meaning that the school will get even more cash back because they will get extra box tops with our regular purchase. When you are done with your food (and more! You can get box tops on items like tissues and paper towels, too), just make sure you check your boxes, cans, and everything else to see if there are any on the item. If there are- clip them, save them, and send them in to your child’s school. Easy! And you already spent the money, someone might as well get something extra from it, right? Learn more about Box Tops for Education at Walmart Here!
Some Box Tops for Education™ Facts:
Box Tops are worth $0.10 for your child’s school
Box Tops is one of America’s largest school earnings loyalty programs.
Over 80,000 k-8 schools participate
Schools can use Box Tops cash to buy whatever they need.
Box Tops for Education has contributed over $525 million to participating schools since the launch of the program in 1996.
That is a great way of earning money for schools.
$525 million is amazing, schools so need any help with funding they can get, what an easy way to help them.
I love the idea of Box Tops; I just wish they’d expand it to organic or at least non-GMO items.
That is a win win situation-especially if you already purchase the items that include the “box tops”.