1. Buy in-stock gift certificates at the Scrip table or in the office. Or order Scrip on Monday and it will be ready for pick up on Friday.
Gift Certificates basic concept:
• HFS buys the certificates at a discount
• HFS families buy the certificates at full face value
• HFS gets the difference as revenue
Example:
Food $75/week x 4 $300/mos
Clothing $ 50/mos
Gas $25/week x 4 $100/mos
Dining Out $ 50/mos
Total $500/mos x 12 mos = $6000 year
The average portion of each scrip purchase is 5%. So, an average family, using these modest spending levels, would earn $300 each year for HFS. A family that works at the program by focusing their spending on scrip participating retailers can earn much more!
2. Register your credit cards or store cards so that a portion of your purchases is given back to HFS each quarter.
Raley’s/Bel Air: Get your pre-registered card at the scrip table. Present it at the check out each time you shop and a percentage of your purchases will be mailed to HFS each quarter.
Macy’s: Register your Macy’s card at www.escrip.com and a percentage of your purchases will be mailed to HFS each quarter. HFS Group ID is 136556654.
Kniesel’s Auto Service: Kniesel’s will give back 6% of your purchase to HFS when you tell them your kids attend the school.
Save-Mart/Food Maxx: Get your pre-registered card at the scrip table. Present it at the check out each time you shop and a percentage of your purchase will be mailed to HFS each quarter.
Target REDCard: Register your Target REDCard at www.target.com . Click on RedCards at the top and then at left under Rewards and Benefits, click on “Take Charge of Education” to enroll. A percentage of your purchases will be mailed to HFS each quarter.
Buy Scrip
Scrip is on sale in front of the Fine Arts building before and after school on Monday and Fridays or in the office. Orders must be placed by Monday so that the scrip can be received by Friday. For more information, contact the
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