How Do You Use Box Tops For Education?
For anyone with youngsters, or a parent as a teacher like me, you’ve most likely heard of Box Tops for Education. If you haven’t you may have seen them on common household items like plastic bags or cereal. Box Tops for Education is a program designed by General Mills in 1996 to help funding for schools Since that time, hundreds of products have added box tops to their own products raising over $200 million dollars for area schools since its inception. Here is some information to help you understand how to use Box Tops for Education. Shop as you normally would. Various food items, toiletry items and cleaners all have the box tops logo. For a list of participating products, please visit Box Tops for Education’s website listed in Resources. Clip your box top. Each box top for education is worth 10 cents for area schools. Some products have more than one box top on it. For example, the toilet paper I use actually has two box tops on it. Find an area school to support. If you have children
