Every year 24 million parents and children join in clipping Box Tops to support their local schools. As a result, SuperValu shoppers helped participating schools earn more than $10 million in the 2008-09 school year alone!
To make it even easier to participate in the program, the SuperValu family of stores (ACME, Albertsons, Cub, Farm Fresh and Jewel-Osco) joined Box Tops for Education in creating a website that not only tracks your Box Tops contribution and the school’s redemption, but also offers recipes, coupons, store promotions and more.
From now through May 31, SuperValu stores and Box Tops for Education are giving you a chance to win 50,000 bonus box tops for your school. That’s a $5,000 value! All you have to do is register at www.GrowingLocalLearning.com, and click the link to the 50,000 bonus box tops sweepstakes*. You will automatically receive 5 Bonus Box Tops just for signing up!
After you’ve entered the sweepstakes, be sure to stick around and browse the website where you’ll find a variety of great offers on your favorite General Mills brands including Betty Crocker®, Old El Paso®, Totino’s® Pizza Rolls® and Pillsbury®. Once you register you can also find recipes that will earn you even more Box Tops and you can access coupons for the latest deals at your local SuperValu store!
Great, right !? Wait, there's more. One of you lucky readers will win a $25.00 American Express gift card which would be perfect for use at a participating Supervalu store towards General Mills box top products (hint, hint!)
Simply leave a comment telling me how you support your local schools or one of your favorite recipes made with General Mills Box tops products, and you'll be entered to win. Winner will be chosen randomly from all comments received by 5/31/10.
*Sweepstakes not available in all states. See website for details
Disclosure - American Express gift card, information, and giveaway were all provided by SuperValu and General Mills through MyBlogSpark.
16 comments:
I like the piggy pancakes recipe made with Original Bisquick mix.
http://www.boxtops4education.com/Recipe.aspx/Piggy-Pancakes/873/
mami2jcn at gmail dot com
I support my daughter's high school by volunteering
I love the lemon-poppy seed brunch cake. :) Thanks so much for the chance to win! Hope, hoping! purposedrivenlife4you at gmail dot com
i volunteer as a class room mom
I support the local schools by being an education major in college and helping out at the schools.
I love using Old El Paso Tortillas to accompany my Crockpot Chicken Tacos for a busy weeknight dinner...link below! (http://donataspaintedkitchen.blogspot.com/2009/09/busy-weeknight-dinner-ideacrockpot.html)
My daughter attends a school that is a Parent Cooperative and so we give quite a bit of support. I'm a "Mommy Helper" and serve on the fundraising committee, my husband is on the maintenance committee.
Thanks so much for a fabulous contest, my fingers and toes are crossed!
mayacarpenter at verizon dot net
I support my daughter's school by volunteering for the PTA and helping with fundraisers.
ajolly1456 at gmail dot com
I support two local elementary schools by donating Boxtops that I have clipped. I also donate other materials to the two schools like items for art classes.
Nancy
allibrary (at) aol (dot) com
I have a pile of boxtops that I'm saving for our local school, and I support our school by going to functions and helping with fund raising.
judychrz at gmail.com
I am a volunteer for my daughter's high school choir. I save boxtops for my 2 nephews who are in elementary school
aunteegem@yahoo.com
I have volunteered in the K department and the music departments at our school!
To support my school I collect boxtops and I always try to buy from the fundraisers! I like to make pig in the blankets from the Bisquick mix
thegrants(at)live(dot)com
I support by donating, box tops, art supplies, and books. thanks for the chance eaglesforjack@gmail.com
Of course we save the Box Tops, but we also donate baked goods to the bake sales and I bring snacks every month.
katiekarr at gmail dot com
I'm a steady presence at my daughter's school...I am very participatory!
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