Passive Income Stream Idea- My Coke Rewards
Posted by Jim Berigan on 04 Mar 2009 in: Best Practices, Collections, Fundraising Ideas
One of the best ways to raise money for schools is to do as little work as possible. In my estimation, the best money is the easiest money, because it saves you that priceless commodity- time.
Here is a very simple way to raise money at your school without much effort- My Coke Rewards from Coca-Cola.
The idea is simple. You sign up for a “My Coke Rewards” account. You become the account manager. You will have access to check your account and trade in your “points” for items for your school.
Then, let everyone in your school community know that if they drink a participating Coke product (Coke, Diet Coke, Coke Zero, Sprite, Dasani water, Fanta, Mr. Pibb’s, Fresca, Minute Maid Lemonade, Vault, Powerade, and Barq’s Root Beer) they should donate the bottle cap (with the code printed on the underside of it ) to your school. Also, be sure to remind them that they cannot enter the code in themselves prior to giving it to you. It must be un-entered for it to have value to the school. (No double-dipping!) continue reading
General Mills Box Tops for Education is sponsoring a “Shop for Education Week” from August 27 to September 3, 2007. During this time you can earn more box tops credit for your designated school when you shop online at their Box Tops Marketplace.
Now you can help your local school get box tops to help fund its school programs. You don’t have to buy anything, do any clipping or mailing. You don’t even need to be a parent to enter. Just choose a school nearby or even your alma mater. Students will thank you for it!
Old El Paso taco kits featuring Spidey on the cover include a Spiderman 3 the movie bookmark. Old El Paso dinner kits come with taco shells, seasoning mix and taco sauce—just add meat and your favorite toppings. All Old El Paso dinner kits, taco shells and tortillas packages carry the Box Tops logo for you to clip, save and redeem.


