Corporate Fundraising programs

1.  General Mills                                                                                          
      Program name: Box Tops for Education                                        
      Web site: http://www.boxtops4education.com/
      Program description: There are three different ways for schools to earn money through
      this program.  Registered schools can redeem eligible box tops from General Mills
      products for $0.10 each.  School supporters can also shop online in the Box Tops
      Marketplace, and a percentage of every purchase goes to the school. In addition,
      supporters can also sign up for a Box Tops Visa and earn 1 percent of total qualifying
      purchases for their school.
      School registration process: All pre-K - 8 schools in Knox County have been 
      registered for this program.

2.  Campbell’s Soup                                                
      Program name: Labels for Education
      Web site: http://www.labelsforeducation.com
      Program description: Schools can earn free educational merchandise by collecting and
      then redeeming labels, lids and UPC codes from eligible Campbell’s products.
      School registration process: Each school selects a project coordinator who then registers
      the school through the Labels for Education Web site.  Schools are encouraged to re-
      enroll each year.

3.  Tyson    
      Program name: Project A+
      Web site: http://www.tyson.com/projectaplus/
      Program description: Registered schools can collect and redeem Tyson Project A+ labels
      for cash.  Each label is worth $0.24
      School registration process: The registration form can be completed online or by ground
      mail.  (This form is online.)  It can take up to four weeks to process an application.
      Once registered, school information will be available on the Web site.

4.  GoodSearch        
      Web site: http://www.goodsearch.com
      Program description: GoodSearch donates one penny to the school of the user’s choice
      every time the search engine is used.
      School registration process: All K - 12 schools in Knox County have been registered for
      this program.

5.  Target           
      Program name: Take Charge of Education
      Web site: http://sites.target.com/site/en/corporate/page.jsp?contentId=PRD03-001825
      Program description: Once a cardholder registers his or her REDcard through
      Target’s Web site, Target will donate 1 percent of all purchases made at Target and  
      Target.com and 0.5 percent of all purchases made elsewhere to the school of the
      cardholder’s choice.
      School registration process: All schools are already registered.  Cardholders must
      designate the school when they register online.

6.  Office Depot     
      Program name: 5% Back to Schools
      Web site: http://www.community.officedepot.com/local.asp
      Program description: When qualifying student school supplies are purchased, Office
      Depot will reward the school of the customer’s choice with 5% of the total purchase in
      credits for free supplies.  For a list of qualifying supplies, visit Office Depot.
      School registration process: Schools are already registered. Each customer designates a
      school of his or her choice at the time of purchase.

7.  Food Lion   
      Program name: LionShop & Share
      Web site: http://www.foodlion.com/IntheCommunity/ShopAndShare/
      Program description: Once MVP card members register their card through Food Lion’s
      Web site, registered schools will receive a portion of money spent on groceries.
      School registration process: Schools have to register online by completing a brief form.

8.  Ingles    
      Program name: Tools for Schools
      Web site: http://www.inglestoolsforschools.com
      Program description: Once a customer registers his or her Ingles Advantage Card 
      through the Ingles web site, Ingles will make a donation to the school of the customer’s
      choice every time the customer uses the Ingles Advantage Card.  Donations can be
      used to purchase products in the Ingles Tools for Schools catalog.
      School registration process: To register, schools should contact the Tools For Schools
      coordinator at 1-800-635-5066, Ext. 421.

9.  Food City         
      Program name: Apples for Students
      Web site: http://www.foodcity.com/apples4students.html
      Program description: Schools collect Food City receipts to earn credit for free        
      educational tools for students.  
      School registration process: Each school’s coordinator is responsible for registering the
      school by filling out a short form on the Apples for Students Web site.  Schools are
      required to re-enroll every year.

10. Cartridges for Kids     
      Web site: http://www.cartridgesforkids.com/
      Program description: Schools can earn money by recycling old cell phones, laptops,
      PDAs and empty inkjet, laser, fax, and copier cartridges.  The amount for each
      item ranges from $0.25 to $144, depending on the type and condition of the item.
      School registration process: To register, schools must fill out a brief enrollment form,
      which can be found on the Web site.

11. Escrip   
      Web site: http://www.escrip.com/
      Program description: Participating merchants will make a contribution to the school of
      the customer’s choice every time a purchase is made with a registered credit card.
      School registration process: Schools are already signed up for this program but should
      encourage supporters to register their credit cards through this site.

12. ACCESSeStore    
      Web site: http://www.accessestore.com/default.asp
      Program description: ACCESSeStore will make a contribution to the customer’s chosen
      school every time a purchase is made on this site.
      School registration process: Schools have to fill out the ACCESSeStore affiliate form,
      which can be found at http://www.accessestoreaffiliate.com/

13. SchoolPop    
      Web site: http://www.schoolpop.com
      Program description: Participating merchants will make a contribution to the school of
      the customer’s choice every time a purchase is made with a registered credit card.
      School registration process: Schools are already signed up for this program but should
      encourage supporters to register their credit cards through this site.

14. Funding Factory     
      Web site: http://www.fundingfactory.com/
      Program description: By recycling old cell phones and empty inkjet and laser cartridges, 
      schools can earn money or points to use toward free equipment
      School registration process: Most schools are already registered.

15. Cash 4 Cartridges USA    
      Program name: Cash for Cartridges TN
      Web site: http://www.cash4cartridgestn.com/
      Program description: Schools can earn money by collecting and recycling empty inkjet    
      and laser cartridges.  Cash 4 Cartridges will pick up collections from the school.
      School registration process: Schools who want to participate in a recycling competition
      should contact Cash 4 Cartridges at 984-9020.