Crayola recycles old markers! You collect them, register with Crayola, and the shipping is free. They send you a label to print. They take ALL markers, not only Crayola. People who purchase Crayola products can return their old, unwanted markers to the company via ColorCycle. To participate, pack your markers in a box, print a shipping label from the company’s website, and send them off via FedEx.
With the Give Back Box program not only are you able to easily donate items you no longer need, but you’ll also be giving all of your empty Amazon boxes a new purpose. Instead of filling up your recycling bin, you can instead fill up your empty box with items you no longer need and ship them off for donation. No Amazon box? No problem. Several other online retailers, like Overstock, Jet, Uncommon Goods have also partnered with the Give Back Box program. You can also use any cardboard shipping box you have handy.
Once you’ve packed up the box with things like clothes, toys, shoes or other gently used household items. You can then print a free pre-paid shipping label through the Give Back Box site here. Labeled boxes can be dropped off at the Post Office or UPS, or you can even set up a pick-up from home by your mail carrier.
Since its launch in 2008, the Disney Parks Moms Panel has become an incredible resource for Disney Parks Guests around the world and is now available in four languages — English, Spanish, French and Portuguese. Disney Parks Moms Panelists not only help plan magical vacations for Guests heading to Walt Disney World® Resort, but also answer Guest questions about Disneyland® Resort, Disney Cruise Line® and Disney Vacation Club®.
Now it’s almost time to kick off the 2019 Disney Parks Moms Panel search! We'll be searching for new moms, dads, grandparents, and in the know family members to join the Disney Parks Moms Panel in 2019.
Do you love Disney? Do you consider yourself a vacation planning pro? Do your family and friends come to you to help plan a magical Disney vacation? If so, you could be a great applicant for the Disney Parks Moms Panel.
The Disney Parks Moms Panel consists of real parents who have mastered the art of planning a Disney vacation and help other Guests, online, by answering vacation planning questions using their own personal Disney experiences, helpful tips and heartfelt advice.
Disney Parks Moms Panelists must also be comfortable communicating in written form to help Guests around the globe at DisneyParksMomsPanel.com. They must also be sticklers when it comes to grammar, spelling and punctuation.
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The program was launched in 2007 in an effort to get customers to write top-quality product reviews that were unbiased and most importantly, reviews that shoppers could trust. In return, Vine Voice reviewers develop followers and although they are not paid, they do receive free products to review.
There is no way to join Vine Voice because it is by invitation only and based on various criteria, including writing skills, and how many Amazon shoppers found the reviewers past reviews helpful.
Vine Voice reviewers are under no pressure to write only good reviews and are in fact encouraged to truthful reviews.
If you shop a lot on Amazon.com, be sure to write several useful reviews then start watching you email box for an invitation to join Vine Voices. Remember to review the products honestly and take pictures. This will help you build your own following which will result in invitations to sample products for free or at discounted prices.
I ordered from them recently and the boxes were Costco-size quanity, a really good value! And shipping was super fast. Boxed.com is an awesome time AND money-saver!
Earn a $5 Disney Gift Card eGift every time you spend $20 on your family’s favorite products, like Huggies®, Cottonelle® or Kleenex® and discover the magic. Upload multiple receipts of qualifying products valued up to $200 to receive a maximum of a $50 Disney Gift Card eGift!
For 13 years, Chick-fil-A has offered free food to customers who visit the store on Cow Appreciation Day. To get your free meal, you will have to come to the restaurant clad as a cow.
Each year, Chick-fil-A offers customers a Cow Calendar that includes a card you can use to redeem “free treats” throughout the year. More info on how to buy it here!
Check the back of your calendar for a Calendar Card that you’ll need to activate online. After activating your card, each month’s coupons will be loaded to your card to use during that month. If you lose your 2018 Calendar Card, it can be replaced as long as it was registered online.
Download this free app, and you will get several perks. They include the privilege of ordering through your phone and skipping the line at pickup, as well as creating customized menus that can be used each time you order.
Best of all, you will get free treats throughout the year. Get the app here.
Williams hatched the “Cell Phone Coop” at his Chick-fil-A restaurant. Here is how it works:
The restaurant places a small, square box, (a.k.a. the Coop) on each table, with a simple challenge: enjoy a meal without the distraction of cellphones and receive a free Chick-fil-A Icedream®. Guests complete the challenge successfully only if cellphones remain in the Coop untouched for their entire meal.
More than 350 Chick-fil-A locations across the country now have followed suit. So, check with your local restaurant to see if you can “unplug” and get a free treat. Like all of the chicken giant’s menu items, the Icedream is totally tasty!
Rumor has it that your kids can get a free ice cream cone if they are willing to forgo the toy that comes with Chick-fil-A kids meals.
CFA kid’s meals come with a small toy or book. If your kiddo is not interested in keeping the toy or book, simply bring it up to the cashier and you can swap it for a free ice cream cone! I love this option as it reduces all that random car clutter and the books are mainly easy readers.
Again, we aren’t sure if this deal is available in all regions, but there’s only one way to find out — call your local Chick-fil-A.
How can you become a brand ambassador? All you have to do is email your name, address, phone number, email address and a brief paragraph on why you want this awesome opportunity. Oh, and include a few photos too! Email your submission to info@LEGOBags.com for consideration.
If your family is all about the plastic building bricks, this is a one-of-a-kind chance to experience some pretty amazing perks. Come on, testing new products? You know your LEGO-loving kid will thank you for this one.
We recently got this Brick Loot kit to review. My son Cam loves all things LEGO and he thought this was really cool!
The theme of this box was Sweets Shop and we thought it was a really cute kit. This would make a great gift for anyone you know who loves LEGO.
Brick Loot is a box subscription company for LEGO and Brick fanatics! Subscribers will receive a monthly box filled with unique, custom and never-before-seen items including Custom LEGO Kits, LEGO Minifigures and more.
Brick Loot boxes are filled with 4-8 items that were hand picked by Brick specialists who scour the world for the newest and coolest products for you to collect.
Invented by a 9 yr old, this box is fun for ages 6 - 99!
My readers get to save! Save 12% of Brickloot using code "usfamily12
Have you heard about the full eclipse coming soon? You can check here to see if you are in the path, or how close you are. The lucky states are: OR, ID, MT, WY, NE, KS, IA, MO, IL, KY, TN, GA, NC, SC. Click on your state name here. Only limited parts of each state are included. Scroll down here for detailed tips for viewing in each state.
The closer you are to the very center of the path, the longer the total darkness will last, up to about 2 minutes 40 seconds. If you are out of the path, you won't see anything without glasses. If you plan to view the eclipse, it’s important that you have the right eye protection as looking directly at the eclipse can cause serious damage to your eyes! According to NASA, unsafe eclipse glasses are being sold in the United States so it is super important that you look for an “ISO” Icon with reference 12312-2 on the glasses. NASA recommends buying from one of the following five companies to ensure truly safe glasses: American Paper Optics, Baader Planetarium (AstroSolar Silver/Gold film only), Rainbow Symphony, Thousand Oaks Optical, and TSE 17. See NASA safety info here for more information.
For those in 100% darkness, it will be just like nighttime, with stars shining and crickets chirping.
Click below to check them out!
I've also read some libraries are giving them out for free. It might be worth calling your local library to see if they are participating.
This class-action lawsuit alleges that several battery manufacturers fixed their cylindrical lithium-ion battery cells’ prices. “Individuals and businesses may have paid more for certain products which contained these lithium-ion batteries,” due to the alleged collusion, the settlement website explains.
The defendants, including LG Chem, Hitachi Maxell and NEC, deny the claims but settled the case for $44.95 million. Now it’s your turn to request a piece of the payout.
To submit a claim, visit reversethecharge.com and click “claim form” at the top of the page. Select your applicable products or replacement batteries — choose from laptops, mobile phones, smart phones, audio players, cameras, camcorders or cordless power tools — and verify whether you purchased those items for yourself or business purposes.
Enter your name, email address, ZIP code and phone number, hit submit, and you’re done!
Source: Pennyhoarder.com
Target wants to encourage customers to order more everyday basics online, and to order those items all in one single shipment. That’s why the retailer wants you to fill a box that’s roughly the size of a shopping cart with non-perishable food and household goods, which will be delivered to you the next day for five bucks. Does that sound like Amazon’s Prime Pantry? It should, except that Restock’s shipping is slightly cheaper and a lot faster.
So far, the program is only open to people who have Target’s RedCard and who live in the retailer’s home state of Minnesota. Customers can fill the giant box with their household products, food, or baby and pet supplies, and then have it shipped for a $4.99 flat rate.
The beta version of Restock has a separate site to shop on and its own inventory of items, like Prime Pantry. Orders placed by 2 p.m. will arrive by the end of the next day.
Source: Consumerist.com
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