Do schools still collect Campbell Soup labels?

Table of Contents:

1. Do schools still collect Campbell Soup labels?
2. What can you do with Campbells soup labels?
3. Does anyone save Campbell Soup labels?
4. Are Box Tops worth it?
5. What are Box Tops good for?
6. Why did schools collect box tops?
7. Why are box tops worth money?
8. Why did Box Tops go digital?
9. Do Box Tops for Education expire?
10. When did boxtops start?
11. Who funds Box Tops for Education?
12. What do schools get for box tops?
13. Are Box Tops a business?
14. How do I submit Box Tops 2020?
15. Can Box Tops be used for homeschoolers?
16. What do you do with expired box tops?

Do schools still collect Campbell Soup labels?

After 43 years, Campbell Soup Co. has ended its Soup Labels for Education program, which provided funding for school extracurricular activities. 2, and schools have until May 31 to redeem their points. ...

What can you do with Campbells soup labels?

Labels for Education is a marketing program begun in 1973 by the Campbell Soup Company in the United States, and later also in Canada. The program allowing schools to earn books, musical instruments, computers, and other school supplies in exchange for labels or Universal Product Codes (UPCs) on associated products.

Does anyone save Campbell Soup labels?

The Campbell Soup Company announced today that its long-running Labels for Education Program will be coming to an end due to declining participation. New school signups will not be accepted after July 31, according to the announcement. Schools with banked points will be able to redeem them at least through Aug.

Are Box Tops worth it?

Each Box Top is worth 10 cents to a participating Box Tops school. Box Tops can be earned from receipt scans or traditional Box Tops clips. Bonus Box Tops certificates or Bonus Box Tops offers, when available, are usually worth more than that.

What are Box Tops good for?

For over 20 years, Box Tops for Education has given families an easy way to earn cash for their school, with products they already buy. Now you can simply scan your store receipt with the Box Tops mobile app to identify participating products and instantly add cash to your school's earnings online.

Why did schools collect box tops?

Named Box Tops for Education, the program allowed consumers to clip the offer from the tops of products like Cheerios and forward them to their child's school, which could redeem each slip for 10 cents; that money was then used to buy school supplies and fund educational events.

Why are box tops worth money?

By purchasing products with the Box Tops of Education squares on them, you make money for your school. At our school, they collect the cutout box tops in the office. Each box top is worth 10 cents. Some products have more than one box top, which means you can raise even more money by buying those products.

Why did Box Tops go digital?

As students everywhere embark on a new school year, teachers are busy stocking their classrooms with the materials the schools are able to provide. ... This year, Box Tops for Education is going digital with a new and improved mobile app, making it even easier for people to help schools get what they need.

Do Box Tops for Education expire?

We will continue to accept Clipped Box Tops until they expire, as long as they are validly submitted by your school's coordinator. ... Receipts with these items will return a message in the App that they are 'clip only' with a reminder to submit the physical Box Top from the package to their participating school.

When did boxtops start?

1996

Who funds Box Tops for Education?

General Mills (which now also owns the cereal assets of Ralston-Purina) currently markets its boxtop redemption program toward educational institutions; the program is currently known as Box Tops for Education.

What do schools get for box tops?

TRADITIONAL CLIP, COLLECT, SEND AND EARN Each valid Box Tops is worth 10 cents to each enrolled and active school if the Box Tops is properly submitted in accordance with these Official Rules. Qualifying Clip Program products are subject to change. The expiration date and alphanumeric code must be visible when clipped.

Are Box Tops a business?

The Box Tops for Education program, founded in 1996, is a General Mills initiative that allows families to redeem labels from eligible food and household products for 10-cent contributions to their schools. Over the past 25 years, the program has given nearly $1 billion to schools nationwide.

How do I submit Box Tops 2020?

How do I submit my school's Box Tops?

1. Sort Your Box Tops Into Three Piles and Bundle Each Pile. Regular clipped Box Tops should be bundled into groups of 50, using rubber bands, envelopes or baggies. ...
2. Fill Out the Online Submission Form. ...
3. Prepare and Mail Your Package. ...
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Can Box Tops be used for homeschoolers?

Homeschoolers can use Box Tops for Education, but the homeschool has to be registered as a 501-C3 organization. So, perhaps a co-op you use, an online academy, or a homeschool that is registered with the state. Click this link to learn more about Box Tops for Homeschoolers.

What do you do with expired box tops?

Use expired Box Tops to create a holiday tree for your school's front office. Place your Box Tops wish list and a collection bin near it. Use expired Box Tops to make a fun submission display board for your school. Parents won't be able to resist turning in their Box Tops!