Support your school by shopping through the Box Tops for Education Marketplace and enter the giveaway they are sponsoring on Freebies 4 Mom by offering one lucky reader a free $50 gift card to JC Penney. A special thanks goes to JC Penney for providing the gift card. I collect Box Tops for my school and I hope you are too! It’s a great way to give money to your school just by clipping the Box Tops from the products you normally purchase and now you know you can also shop through them too! Sign Up Now for Box Tops for Education.
So, exactly how do you support your school when you do your online shopping through Box Tops for Education?
1) Go to www.boxtops4education.com and click Sign up Now. Sign up for free and choose a school to support.
2) Click on the Marketplace tab and start shopping online at more than 70 stores.
3) Your school will receive a donation of up to 8% from your qualifying purchase, up to $20,000 each year. There is no extra cost to you when you make purchases through the Marketplace.
Want to enter this giveaway for a chance to win? The email addresses that I collect for this giveaway will only be used for the purpose of contacting the winner, and will never be given to anyone. This giveaway will close Thursday, November 20 at midnight (CST). I’ll announce the first name of the winner in a new post the next morning and contact the winner by email. I will draw the name of the winner by using the random number generator at Random.org from the eligible entries received. If a winner does not contact me within 48 hours by email, I will draw a new winner. This giveaway is only open to residents of the United States who are 18 years of age or older. I will mail the winner their gift card.
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Good luck and remember that you need to complete the form to enter this giveaway. You are welcome and encouraged to post comments here, but any comments will not be considered as entries in this giveaway. Just for fun, please leave a comment and tell me if you are collecting Box Tops for your school. It’s such an easy way to help your school out, and since my boys aren’t going to our local elementary school yet we send our Box Tops with a neighbor to turn-in. Thanks for entering and come back Friday, November 21 to find out who won and find out about a new $50 gift card giveaway that I’ll announce that day.
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I know that I keep sending my daughter to school with these – she does not really understand what they are. I keep trying to explain that the boxtops are like money :)
My oldest just started the big K this year, so we just started collecting box tops not too long ago. The goal for her school this year is $1,190, we hope to be a big part of that! :)
MY DAUGHTER IS ONLY 10 MONTHS- SO, I HAVENT PAID ATTENTION TO THE BOX TOPS PROGRAM, BUT I WILL NOW! THANKS!
We buy alot of the products that have the boxtops on them and then we save them to give to my nephew for his school.I look forward to reading your blog everyday and love getting all of the wonderful deals that you post.
We collect Box Tops for our homeschool co-op!
My daughter loves turning in boxtops! Our school often does holiday/seasonal activity sheets where we’re challenged to fill them up and she’s so proud to turn in her sheets! And now that I’m a coupon-clipper I find that I can more frequently afford the BT products! It’s a win-win in my book.
I am definitely saving them up, it only takes a moment to cut them off and most of the time I have one of the older kids do it!
We love collecting the boxtops and the kids help out with getting them ready for turn in. Any time then come shopping with me, they are always on the look-out for more boxtops! We have turned in a little over 400 so far this school year.
Last year my son’s class had an ice cream party for bringing in the most box tops!
I actually am the Box Tops coordinator for my daughter’s elementary school. Please collect the box tops – they really do help! And, I think it’s awesome that you’re still collecting and giving them to friends and neighbors. That makes such a difference!
cant even count the number of holes in boxex where the box tops have been cut out for my step-daughter to take to school. she always makes sure to raid the pantry for more box tops!!
I’ve collected them for many years and now that my kids are out of elementary school, I give them to my neighbor.
We have been collecting them since my daughter (now in 4th grade) started school.
Yes, I’ve been colleting box tops for several years now!tcmcgarvey at hotmail dot com
Hi Heather! I recently joined BTFE and have started collecting them for my local elementary school. We don’t have children yet but I was glad to start the “habit” in advance!
We have been colecting Box Tops for almost 6 years for my sons school. I actually buy certain products because of the Box Tops.
We love collecting box tops for our Elementary school! I also check first with the Box Top site if I’m going to buy anything on line. Because if you click through the Box top site, they get more money! I always do my Avon purchases there! :)
I work at a school where we collect the Box tops and it really is a great program.
I started collecting collect box tops about a year ago, but my kids aren’t in school yet. It will be another 2 years before they are old enough for school, but when it’s time I’ll be ready. And don’t worry they don’t expire till 2011. :)
Been collecting box tops even before my kids were in school, first pass them to my nephew, now my son takes them. I have my sisters, brother & mom helping, even co-workers at my office.
Yes, I am collecting for the school. My daughter’s class has won 2 years in a row!Carlacpullum(at)yahoo(dot)com
I am always on the look out for boxtops! :-)
My baby isn’t in a school yet, so I donate all of my box tops to my nephew so he can turn them in to his school. He loves coming over and getting a bag full of them. We eat a bunch of cereal, so there are always a lot. He tells me how much his teacher is amazed by how many he turns in!
I save them for my daughters school and her class won the schools competetion for most box tops in her class. They won a pizza party
I do save box tops for the grand kids :)I enjoy your blog it saves me a lot of $$$ Thank you for the nice giveaway!Vickie
I have been collecting boxtops for since my 9th grader was in 2nd grade. I also have my mom collecting for our school. I have 4 kids from 9th grade down to kindergarten. I love the boxtops program and have try to participate in some of there online programs. Awesome.
I have been collecting boxtops for education for the past 2 years for our local Elementary school, they are trying to add items to their art department, last year was a disappointing year only collecting $358, but I am hopeful that this year they will collect a lot more!
We totally collect box tops! They give quite a bit of money to my son’s elementary school. It’s amazing!
It’s a win win for all. Good products and box tops for the three grandkids to help with education. Just make sure one doesn’t get more box tops then the other.:)
Yes. We definitely collect boxtops. In the last 4 months we have collected 350 box top points, so about $35!Now if I could only get other families in the school district to collect this many!
I have a whole drawer full of Box Tops! They always have great coupons, so that makes it even easier to collect them.
I started saving Box Tops and Campbells soup labels even before my daughter started preschool this year :-) Makes me feel good to buy those products (especially when on sale/with coupons!) to help the school, which is really in need of financial help.
I have three children and we love to collect Box Tops! When we go to the grocery store, they will point out products that have Box Tops on them. (my middle child consistently refers to them as Tops Box!) I asked my childless family members to save Box Tops for us, too. With their help, we bring at least 400 Box Tops to school each year! I’m also registered at the Box Tops website!
My oldest is in Kindergarten this year. She thinks it’s pretty exciting to cut the Box Tops off and turn them in. She feels all grown up!
YES, WE COLLECT THEM FOR MY SIX YEAR OLD AND THEIR TEACHER REAALY APPRECIATE THEM!
My daughter isn’t in school yet, but I save them for my niece to take to school!
I have been collecting them for schools even before my kids started school, I would just drop them off at the office. Now not only do I collect them for my 2 girls, I have talked others without kids into collecting them then sending them to me to send in with the girls. So far this year we have turned in over 200.
I think BoxTops is such a great way for schools to raise money! I’ve been doing it for my daughters’ classes for the last few years and will continue to do so, as it’s minimal effort on my part to cut them out and send them into the school!!!~Tanya M.
I collect them for my niece’s school!
I’ve been collecting them for years now. I figure that if I have the box tops on the products I use I might as well have the schools benefit from them!
My daughter is not old enough to attend school yet but we already provide her future school with lot’s of box tops! Such a great way to support the community even if you don’t have children in school!
I used to collect them for my boys, but they’re in high school now. So, I’ve starting collecting them for my best friend’s kids. She even raids my pantry for box tops when she comes over!
We collect them for my daughters pre-school, we also have my parents clipping them too!
My husband clips these and saves them. Our children are also too young to go to school, so we also pass them to our neighbors children to turn in. Eventually, our babies will go to that school. What a nice way to give them $$ before they are even there…plan for the future, right?
Our school collects them in September and February. They have contests for the classes and the winners get a pizza party in their class.
I have collected for each of my boys. {4} I think I have 100+ in a plastic coffee can on the counter waiting to be trimmed and turned in. Over the summer we had collected over 200. If I can’t decide over 2 similar products I pick the one with the box tops every time. ~Audri
My kids aren’t in school, but my mom is a teacher and we send them to her school. They are on so many products now that they add up fast.
My daughter’s not even 2 yet, but I’ve been collecting Boxtops to give to others in our community. Thanks for hosting this great giveaway and informing us about the Marketplace.
Our entire family collects then we send them off to our local church. :)
I started collecting box tops for the school that i live by my daughter is only 3 but i figure if i give to them now it will be a little better by the time she gets there. Thanks for the chance at the gift card.
I collect them for my daughters school…its such an easy way to help the school!
My kids aren’t old enough for school so my box tops go to my nephews school.
Not only do I collect Box Tops, but I’m the coordinator for our school. I’ve been pushing hard to get everyone to sign up and shop throug the Marketplace. I think that’s where the big bucks are!
We collect them and so do my parents. When our bag gets full, I take them to school. There’s usually the Boxtops and the Campbell’s soup labels :)
My kids aren’t old enough for school yet, but my moms group collects them and donates them to schools in our area. Once my daughter starts kindergarten next year, I will give them directly to her school.
i collect it and give it to this kid at church. His eyes opens up whenever ppl give him these box top credit. I don’t use it since I HS my kids.
I actually have been collecting Box tops for years & donating them before I had my own children.
We have collected Box Tops for Education since Quinn was in preschool, and he’s now in middle school. I’ve even been the school Box Top Coordinator for several years, and made collection boxes for the classrooms. Most of his schools had ice cream prizes for every 50 Box Tops they turned in. If you just have a toddler, you can still collect and give them to your neighborhood school that they WILL go to. Think of it as buying library books that they will read when they get there!
My mom is a principal and I’ve collected box tops for her school for over 5 years. My son is in preschool and they don’t collect them, so I’m still keeping them for mom’s school.
Although my kids are in high school where they don’t collect boxtops anymore, since I always collected boxtops while they were in elementary school and middle school, I continue to collect box tops, I now give them to my friends’ kids who still need them at their schools.
I have always sent in the Box Tops. Last year, My daughter won the top collector for her grade at over 1,000 collected and we are heading to that goal again this year. Even before she was in school, I collected them and gave them to our church for their school or gave them to my neice. Even after my girls are out of grade school, I will still send them to the school. It is a great program
It is a challenge for our family to save box tops. I hardly ever buy cereal or brands of items that have the box tops. I have only collected 5 in the last year ( I am blushing here seriously for I seem to cook everything from scratch) and am saving them for a private school on the premises of a home for children in KY-Galilean Home. They survive solely on donations and no govt support. What a great idea to shop thru that link! Now I can help more! I also hope to win the GC!
Yes we do. Our school makes it fun with contests and prizes…. And they collect a fair amount of money too!
I’m a great grandma, but I still collect boxtops for our local school. I can’t see throwing away something that can do some good for other. Judie
My son is not in school yet but I already collect them for the kindergarten he will be attending!
We are all about box tops here! Great idea, and super easy! OH, we just got a JCPennys too! lol.
I kept forgetting to save them so my grand daughter hung an envelope up in my kitchen and wrote BOXTOPS across it! You bet we are saving them! LOL If she shows up and theres nothing in there I get “the look!” Thanks for the giveaway!
my box top goes to my nephews school in FL until my litle one is old enough for school.
My daughter’s school is one of the top 20 in the nation for box top earnings! We used the over $10,000 we got last year to make a new fitness trail the kids, parents and teachers love using!
Our box tops go to my goddaughter’s school :)
I have collected alot of box tops for my son who is in 1st grade. I just happen to buy alot of stuff with them on it! I also do the campbell soup labels.
I do collect box tops for my son’s school. I think a little bit can go a long way. We have sent box tops to his school since he was in Kindergarten, he is now in the 3rd grade.
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my son’s school collects boxtops, and i’m the coordinator for kindergarten at his school! so i am trying to get aunts and uncles, grandparents, etc to save them for us too! his school collected 30,000+ last year.
I’m going to mark this as something to do soon! My little guy is still a year and a half from Kindergarten…
My son’s preschool is even registered, so my boxtops and my mothers are going to his current school.
We collect box tops and give them to my nieces for their school. My oldest daughter doesn’t start kindergarten ’til next year!
I love the Box Tops program! In fact, with my children’s current ages, it’s hard for me to volunteer IN the classroom, so I volunteer by coordinating the Box Tops program– sorting, counting, bundling, and shipping out. It’s a little thing, but I’m so happy to help.
My son,who is in 3rd grade, has now given 45 dollars of Box Tops to his school.