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Our family approached a huge milestone recently – we sent our firstborn to first grade.
So since he hit the big time, mama has been getting schooled on all the “other stuff” like policies, homework processes, carpool rules, etc.
And of course, those are just the ones the school put in the book. Then there’s all the other “other stuff” like PTA, room mom and my next mama challenge, Labels for Education.
I had heard about Labels for Education for a long time, but wasn’t sure how the whole process worked. However, before this year it wasn’t important for me to know what it was. But now – if there’s someway I can help my child and all the other kids get a better education with more tools and resources – you bet, I’m gonna learn about it and figure out how I can help.
Labels for Education is a simple, yet amazing program that rewards schools when you purchase any of the more than 2,600 products registered in the program. It’s as easy as A-B-C!
Visit Labels for Education’s website and make sure your school is on the list of participating schools!
Buy any of the more than 2,600 products in Labels for Education list!
Collect the special Labels for Education UPCs and redeem for merchandise for your school!
AND right now there’s even more ways to get money for your school while saving money for you at the same time!
Coupons: One of my favorite words, there are many high-dollar value coupons available for products you buy every time you go to the grocery store, so make sure to check these often for even more savings on top of your other coupon deals! (I saved $3 by just printing off the coupons available!)
Elabels for Education: Double your points, double the fun! Electronically collect an additional 1 point for each participating Labels for Education® product purchased when you use your shopper card at participating retailers like Kroger and Tom Thumb.
Bonus Time: At periodic times, there are special opportunities to collect EVEN MORE points for your school!
Labels for Education Sweepstakes: Now until the end of the year, you can win your school a chance to win $1000! 1000 schools will win $1000 when you enter online, so make a click now to make a difference!
However, the best way to make a difference for your family and your school is to buy the participating products and make delicious meals for them.
One of my first recipes that I cooked that my husband liked when we got married was this Chicken and Rice Casserole. It was super easy and quick – and best of all, it never failed me! However, to add a little extra crunch (and Labels for Education points), I’ve dredged it in a little crushed Emerald almonds! So not only is this a staple recipe for anyone to add to their “cookbook,” now you know when you make it, you earn 10 Labels for Education points!
Make sure to sign up and start collecting for your school today + enter for $1000 for your school from Labels for Education.
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Our school does boxtops, but not this. I think someone needs to start this at my kids school!
My school does boxtops and labels. They raised over $4,000 so this is a big deal!
I love programs like this one and boxtops. They’re such great ideas! By the way, it’s not even lunch time, but my stomach is making it known that I WANT that chicken & rice casserole! I’ll have to poke around your site and see if I can find the recipe!
Sounds great to me. I love doing everything I can to help my kids’ school…
I wish our school did Labels for Education. I buy LOTS of products that use the labels for education and very few of the other box tops. I could definitely give a lot more to my school if they used Labels for Education!
This is so awesome!! I already buy majority of these food products, and now I know I can help out schools with little to no effort!!
~Cathy~
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Anything I can do to help our school, I am willing to do. This is so simple that it is like no work at all!
Our local elementary school participates in boxtops for education and this year I have earned them $1,000. It’s a great cause and an easy way to help.
I’ve heard of boxtops, but never something like this! What a cool way to help give back to schools!
We have always done BoxTops, but schools around us recently started doing this too. I think it’s a great program!
Both programs help to make our schools a better place to learn!
We always look for Labels for Education. It’s a great way to supplement the funding that’s been cut in recent years.
Totally agree!
What an awesome program. WIth school funding being cut left right and centre this is great for the schools.
Great way to help!
This is super cool. I did not know this was going on.
It’s a great program and you can do it for any school!
My sister has been collecting these forever. She even has me save mine. I’m glad to do it for the kids.
My kids love these soups. I need to see if our homeschool group takes these.
I never thought about homeschool- great idea!
I am so impressed that Labels for Education is on so many food items. I have been saving them for my kids too.
I saw them in all kinds of things!
I always look for these labels. With all of the funding cuts over the years, schools need all the help they can get.
Absolutely! Each one if us can do our part to help!
My daughter will be starting school next year, so I’m looking for these labels every time I shop. Every little bit helps her school!
That’s right – every little bit helps!
We do not have a program like where I live but it sounds fantastic. I love the way that it gives back.
Check to see if this program is in the list and if not, ask them to start!
I’m always doing everthing i can to help my girls school earn points. Thank you for sharing.
Thanks for doing your part.
I love the box tops program. I am always saving them for my girls school.
It’s a great program and it’s so easy to do something good for your school!
We have boxtops and labels. Although,, I think boxtops is being discontinued…?? In any case, the kiddo checks EVERYTHING for those before it hits the recycle bin LOL. Gotta love that they learn to give back too!
I love these programs and remember collecting boxtops WAY back when I was in school. Its such an easy way to raise money for school programs that otherwise might get dropped.