Where Every Penny Counts
I saw this posted on HCW and wanted to share.
There is a new CVS printable for $5 off a $30 purchase. You get it for taking the Medicare quiz here.
Here are the answers to the questions:
1. 54%
2. 34%
3. True
You should have the option to print at the end.
Gymboree’s Circle of Friends sale starts on Thursday, 11/5. Save 30% off your in store purchase using this coupon here. Save 30% off your online purchase using the code GYMFAMILY. The sale ends November 8. Some stores will let you put items on hold for 24 hours, so you may want to visit your store tomorrow to put your items on hold!
Jingle Deals also start on Thursday and will include gymmies! They are priced at $15 and $20 so with the 30% off from the Circle of Friends sale, they will be $10.50 and $14 each!
You can also earn $25 in Gymbucks for every $50 you spend. Gymbucks redemption starts on January 14.
You will get free shipping on your purchase of $100 or more (this is after the 30% off) or flat rate shipping is $6.50.
Don’t forget to sign up for Gymboree Rewards here. You earn 1 point for every $1 that you spend and the points can be exchanged for rewards ($5 gift card for every 250 points). You also receive advance notice of upcoming Gymboree events.
This week is a great week if you’ve been in a bit of a Target rut lately!
At Target, you can use one Target coupon and one manufacturer’s coupon per item. The printable Target coupons now state “one per transaction” meaning you can only use one “like” coupon per transaction. You can read/print their coupon policy here.
HOT TOY COUPONS! There are some great printable Target toy coupons here. There are also some great manufacturer’s coupons (and likely some great sales to come) which will match up with these deals to make things even sweeter!
Here are a few deals I see already:
*Wii Games are on sale buy 2, get one free this week. Prices start at $14.99 and there are several “premium” titles on sale for $49.99. There is a $10/2 Target Wii games coupon here.
So, if you buy 3 premium titles, you pay $89.99 for all three or $29.99/each. If you buy three of the $14.99 titles, you pay $19.98 for 3 games!
The trick here is to find three games that are similar in price because the lowest priced one will be free!
*Connect 4X4 is on sale this week for $14.99. There is a $5/1 printable coupon here and a $5/1 Target coupon here (this is for the Sponge Bob version so this will only work if that is part of the sale). Final cost for the game after coupons is $4.99! If your store is out of these games this week because of the sale, don’t forget to ask for a rain check! (**There are also free Domino’s pizza coupons inside specially marked boxes!!)
Clue Secrets & Spies, Pictureka Flipper, and Guesstures are $23.99 regularly. Use the $5/1 Target coupon here and the $5/1 printable coupon here and get them for $13.99 (or wait for a sale and get them for even less!)
*The Leap Frog Tag reading system is $39.99. Use the $10 manufacturer’s coupon here and the $10 Target coupon here and get it for $19.99!
*Leap Frog Tag Jr. is currently priced at $28.99. Use the $10 Target coupon here (people have reported on multiple blogs/message boards that this is working with the Jr. system because it does not specify) and the $5 manufacturer’s here and get it for $13.99!
*Leap Frog Alphabet Pal is priced at $19.99. Use the $10 coupon here and get it for $9.99. Ours has been through two kids now and both have LOVED it.
*LeapFrog My Puppy Pal is $14.99. Use the $5 Target coupon here and get it for $9.99!
A few other hot deals:
*Kellogg’s cereals are priced at $2.66 each – buy 3 and get 1 free (items pictured in ad include Raisin Bran Crunch, Special K Red Berries, and Frosted Flakes)
There are $1/1 Special K Blueberries coupons here
There are $1.50/2 Frosted Mini Wheats coupons on Redplum.com
There are coupons for $1/1 Kellogg’s corn flakes. .75/1 Kellogg’s Crispix, Smart Start, or All Bran, $1.50/3 Kellogg’s Frosted Flakes, Apple Jacks or Fruit Loops. .75/1 Kellogg’s Honey Smacks, $1/2 Kellogg’s Frosted Mini Wheats, $1.50/2 Kellogg’s Corn Flakes, $1/2 Special K cereals, 75/1 Rice Krispies, .75/1 Kellogg’s low fat granola or Cracklin’ Oat Bran cereal, and $1/3 Kellogg’s cereals (any flavor) here
There is also a $1/1 Kellogg’s printable here (expires 11/17) – the Target coupons state “one per transaction” – my stores only allow one per transaction, so my scenarios will only include one per transaction….you may find other scenarios on other sites…
SCENARIO IDEA:
Buy 2 boxes of frosted mini wheats – $2.66/each
Buy 2 boxes of Rice Krispies – $2.66/each
Use $1.50/2 Frosted Mini wheats coupon
Use 2 .75/1 Rice Krispies coupons
Use $1/1 Target coupon
Spend $3.98 OOP (less than $1/box!)
SCENARIO #2:
Buy 2 Kellogg’s Special K blueberry cereals (these are priced at $3.14)
Buy 2 boxes of Frosted Mini Wheats – $2.66/each
Use 2 $1/1 Kellogg’s Special K coupons
Use $1.50/2 Frosted Mini Wheats coupons
Use $1 Target coupon
Spend $4.44 OOP
*You get a free box of Kellogg’s Fruit snacks, Fruitabu, or Yogos when you buy 2 boxes of Pop Tarts (12 ct, priced @ $2.50) or Rice Krispie treats (8 ct, priced @ $1.88)
SCENARIO:
Buy 2 boxes of Rice Krispie Treats – $1.88/each
Buy 1 box of Yogos – (free with deal)
Use $1/2 Rice Krispies printable here
Use .50/1 Yogos printable on Redplum.com
Spend $2.26 OOP
*GE Smart Energy light bulbs are $2.39/each – free after coupons! (use the manufacturer’s coupon FIRST and then the Target coupon) (Thanks Hip2Save!)
$1/1 GE Smart Energy coupon – 10-4 SS
$2/1 Target printable coupon here
*Healthy Choice Meals are $2.50/each – .50/each after coupon!
$2/1 printable here
*Huggies wipes are priced at $1.99 – .49 after coupons!
.50/1 Huggies baby wipes – 10-25 SS
$1/1 Target Huggies wipes coupon – 10-25 special Target insert
OTHER NON-WEEKLY DEALS:
*Chef Michaels dog food – $4.49 – $.49 after coupons!
$1/1 Chef Michaels Target coupon – from 8-30 SS insert
$3/1 Chef Michaels Canine Creations – 10-11 SS insert
*Chex Mix is priced at $1.99 – $.99 after coupons!
.50/1 Chex Mix printable here
.50/1 Target Chex Mix coupon here
*Skippy Peanut Butter – $2.04 – $.64 after coupons!
$1/1 Skippy Target printable here
.40/1 Skippy – 10-4 SS
GIFT CARD DEALS:
Buy 5 Glade Holiday candles, get a $5 Target gift card – runs through 12/26 – you can find more details on this promotion here
**Save your receipt and submit for the $5 SC Johnson rebate
Here are some links to the clearance deals online: (don’t forget to shop through Ebates to get 4% cash back)
*Toddler girls
*Girls (4-14)
*Toddler boys
*Boys (4-14)
*General clearance
Want to get on the Target mailing lists? This isn’t a sure thing, but it’s worth signing up here. (Thanks A Full Cup!)
Check out more Target deals here on Attention Target Shoppers!
RR DEALS:
This is not a “hot” week at Walgreens, but there are still some options for “newbies” to earn RR without spending much out of pocket and for those who have RR to “roll” them (you will lose some when you roll them, though).
*Buy Alka-Seltzer Plus – 2/$10, get a $3 RR
$1/1 Alka Seltzer printable here
$1/1 Alka Seltzer Plus – Walgreens Healthy Savings coupon book
SCENARIO:
Buy 2 Alka Seltzer (must get Day/Night variety to use the printable coupons) – 2/$10
use 2 $1/1 printables
use Walgreens Healthy Savings book coupon (will deduct $2)
Spend $6, get a $3 RR
*Buy Aussie, Herbal Essences, or Pantene – 2/$7, get a $2 RR
$1/1 Aussie product – 10-11 PG insert
Buy Herbal Essence shampoo or conditioner, get a free styler – 10-11 PG insert
$1/2 Pantene products – 10-11 PG insert
SCENARIO:
Buy 1 Herbal Essence Shampoo
Buy 1 Herbal Essence styler
Use Free styler WYB shampoo/conditioner coupon
Spend $3.50 OOP, get a $2 RR
*Buy Blistex – $2.49, get a $1.50 RR
*Buy Claritin Allergy relief (40 ct Liqui-gels or 45 ct tablets) – $24.99, get a $5 RR
$2/1 printable on claritin.com
*Buy Dial foaming hand or yogurt soap or 3 pack bar soap – $1.99, get a $1 RR
.35/1 Dial Multibar Pack, Foaming Hand Wash or Liquid Hand Soap
*Buy Gillette or Old Spice Body Wash (12 or 18 oz), Tag or Old Spice Body Spray (3.5-4 oz), Old Spice/Secret/Gillette Antiperspirant/deodorant – 2/$8, get a $2 RR
$2/2 Gillette deodorant – 9-27 PG insert
Free Gillette body wash when you buy Gillette deodorant – 11-1 PG insert
$1/1 Gillette deodorant – 11-1 PG insert
$1/2 Old Spice antiperspirant/deodorant – 9-27 PG insert
$2/2 Secret Flawless, Fresh Effects, Scent Exprssions, or Smooth Effects – 9-27 PG insert
SCENARIO:
Buy 1 Gillette deodorant
Buy 1 Gillette body wash
Use free body wash WYB deodorant coupon
Use $1/1 Gillette deodorant coupon
Spend $4 OOP, get a $2 RR
*Buy Gillette Fusion or Venus razor system – $8.99, get a $3 RR
$2/1 Gillette Fusion razor – PG Year of Savings booklet
*Buy Glade products – $3.99, get a $1 RR (includes 2 pk PlugIns scented oil refill and 4.5 oz soy candle)
$1/1 Glade Fragrance Collection 2 oz soy based candle or 4.9 oz soy candle – 10-4 SS
$1/2 Glade Plug-Ins scented oil refills printable here
$2/1 Glade Reed diffuser, 3 wick soy-based candle, 4.9 oz soy candle, 2 2 oz soy based candles printable here
SCENARIO:
Buy 1 Glade scented oil candle – $3.99
use $2/1 printable
Spend $1.99 OOP, get a $1 RR
*Buy Head & Shoulders Shampoo or conditioner – 2/$8, get a $1 RR
*M&Ms – 2/$5, get a $1 RR
*Mars or Dove Minis/Holiday candy – 2/$6, get a $1 RR
*Buy Mucinex (14 or 20 ct) – 2/$20, get a $5 RR
$1/1 Mucinex – 10-11 SS insert
*Buy Nivea skin care – $6.99, get a $1 RR
*Buy Omron automatic blood pressure monitor – $44.99 or $74.99, get a $5 RR
*Buy Olay (23.6 oz) body wash or Natural Instincts hair color – 2/$12, get a $2 RR
$1/2 Olay Bodywashes, Bar Packs or In-Shower Body Lotions – 10-11 PG insert
$2/1 Natural Instincts – 10-11 PG insert
*Buy Oral B Advantage Plus toothbrushes (4 pk) – $5.49, get a $1.50 RR
$1/1 Oral-B Pulsar, CrossAction, Advantage or any 2 Indicator Toothbrushes – 10-11 PG insert
*Buy Pampers Cruisers – 2/$20, get a $2 RR
$2/1 Pampers jumbo packs – PG Year of Savings Booklet
*Spend $10 on P&G participating products, get a $2.50 RR: Bounce/Downy/Tide Stain Release – $3.99/each, Febreze Flameless Luminary Starter Kit – $12.99, Febreze Air Effects – 2/$5
$1/1 Bounce dryer bar – 10-11 PG insert
.25/1 Bounce dryer sheets – 10-11 PG insert
$1/1 Bounce – PG Year of Savings booklet
$1/1 Downy – PG Year of Savings booklet
.50/1 Downy – 10-11 PG insert
*Buy Schick Quattro cartridges (8 pk) – $16.99, get a $3 RR
$2/1 Schick Quattro Titanium razor or refill – 10-4 SS
*Buy Sambucol or Sinus Buster – $9.99, get a $5 RR
*Buy Vicks products – 2/$9, get a $3 RR: 12 or 12 ct DayQuil or NyQuil or liquid, VapoRub
$1/1 Vicks NyQuil or DayQuil – 10-11 PG insert
*Buy 3 or more of the following, get $8; buy 2, get $2: TENA Serenity protection – $10.99, Johnson & Johnson First Aid – $3.99, Neosporin – $6.99
$2/1 TENA Overnight, Ultimate, or Aloe Vera pads – 10-4 SS
$1.50/1 October Family Circle
$1/1 J&J Red Cross product – 8-2 SS2
$1/1 Neosporin printable here
$1/1 J&J Red Cross printable here
BOGO FREE DEALS:
*Arizona team (includes bottles and cans)
*Arm & Hammer laundry detergent
$1/2 printable on armandhammer.com
*Blue Diamond almonds
*I-Caps Eye vitamins
*Move Free Advanced
*Nature Made vitamins and supplements
*Walgreens alkaline batteries
*Wal-Flu cold relief
*Wal-Tussin
*Wal-Zyr 24 hour allergy relief
CHEAP FILLERS:
*Campbell’s chicken noodle or tomato soup – .50/each
*Geisha mushrooms or mandarin oranges – 2/$1 w/ in ad coupon (you do not have to buy 2)
*Hunt’s tomato sauce – 3/$1 w/ in ad coupon
$1/3 Hunts printable here (you have to play the game to get it)
*Mars candy – .49/each with in ad coupon
OTHER DEALS:
*Charmin Ultra Soft bath tissue – $3.49 – $2.49 after coupon!
$1/1 Charmin – PG Year of Savings Booklet
*Glade Lasting Impressions, Sense & Spray, Reed Diffuser or 3 wick candle (10 oz) – $4.99
$3/1 Glade Fragrance Collection multi-wick candle or scented reed diffuser – 10-4 SS
$4/1 Glade Sense & Spray starter kit – 10-18 SS, 10-17 Family Circle, July Parents Magazine
*Walgreens spring water – 24 pack, 16.9 oz – $2.99 w/ in ad coupon
*$10 off 2010 entertainment book!
The following scenarios are for those who are new to shopping at Walgreens and have little (or no) RRs to start out with:
Transaction #1: $14.76 in merchandise for for $3.91 OOP
Buy 1 Herbal Essence shampoo
Buy 1 Herbal essence styler
Use free styler WYB Herbal Essence coupon
Spend $3.50 OOP, get a $2 RR
Transaction #2:
Buy 1 Dial foaming hand soap – $1.99
Buy 1 Hunt’s tomato sauce
Use .35/1 coupon
Use $2 RR from HE
Use Walgreens in ad coupon for Hunts
Spend $.03, get a $1 RR
Transaction #3:
Buy Glade Sense & Spray starter kit – $4.99
Buy 1 Hunt’s tomato sauce
Use $4 Glade sense & Spray coupon
Use Walgreens in ad coupon for Hunts
Use $1 RR
Spend $.38
If you have an $8 Theraflu RR to roll:
Buy 3 J&J First Aid Products – $3.99
use 3 $1/1 J&J coupons
Use $8 RR
Spend $.97 OOP, get an $8 RR
If you want to roll your $7 Vaseline RR:
Buy 1 Herbal Essence shampoo or conditioner – $3.50
Buy 1 Herbal Essence styler – $3.50
Buy 1 Gillette deodorant – $4
Buy 1 Gillette body wash – $4
Buy 3 Hunts tomato sauce – .39/each with in ad coupon
Use free styler WYB shampoo – deducts $3.50
Use free body wash WYB deodorant – deducts $4
Use $1/1 deodorant coupon
Use $7 Vaseline RR
Total after coupons = .67, earn 2 $2 RR
If you want to roll your $6 Fusion RR:
Buy 2 Alka Seltzer Day/Night variety – 2/$10
Buy 1 Hunt’s tomato sauce – $.39
Use 2 $1/1 printables
Use Walgreens Health Savings booklet coupon (will deduct $2)
Use Walgreens coupon – tomato sauce
Use $6 Fusion RR
Spend $.39 OOP, earn a $3 RR
If you want to roll your $3 Chapstick RR:
Buy 1 Herbal Essence Shampoo
Buy 1 Herbal Essence styler
Use Free styler WYB shampoo/conditioner coupon
Spend $3.50 OOP, get a $2 RR
My scenarios: The only deodorant my husband will use is the Gillette deodorant and it hardly ever goes on sale, so that is mainly what I will be getting this week.
I have a $9 Zantac RR, so I will be buying:
1 Gillette Body Wash – $4
1 Gillette deodorant – $4
1 Herbal Essence shampoo – $3.50
1 Herbal Essence styler – $3.50
1 Dial handsoap – $1.99
Use free body wash WYB deodorant coupon
Use free styler WYB shampoo coupon
Use .35 Dial coupon
Use $9 RR
Spend $.14 OOP, get 2 $2 RR and one $1 RR
I have an $8 Theraflu RR, so I will be buying:
1 Gillette body wash – $4
1 Gillette deodorant – $4
1 Herbal Essence shampoo – $3.50
1 Herbal Essence styler – $3.50
1 Glade 4.5 oz candle – $3.99
1 Hunt’s tomato sauce – $.39
Use free body wash WYB deodorant coupon
Use free styler WYB shampoo coupon
Use $3.50 Glade candle coupon (no longer available)
Walgreens tomato sauce in ad coupon
Use $8 RR
Spend $.38, get 2 $2 RR and a $1 RR
I have 2 $6 Fusion RR: (I will do this twice)
Buy 2 Alka Seltzer Day/Night variety – 2/$10
Buy 1 Hunt’s tomato sauce – $.39
Use 2 $1/1 printables
Use Walgreens Health Savings booklet coupon (will deduct $2)
Use Walgreens coupon – tomato sauce
Use $6 Fusion RR
Spend $.39 OOP, earn a $3 RR
Then, I will use the two $3 RR to do this twice:
Buy 1 Gillette deodorant
Buy 1 Gillette body wash
Buy 1 Hunt’s tomato sauce
Use free body wash WYB deodorant coupon
Use $1/1 deodorant coupon
Use $3 RR
Spend .39 OOP, get a $2 RR
I have 4 more of the $3 Chapstick RR and 4 of the $1 Glade/Trident/Halls RR, so I will do this deal 4 times:
Buy 1 Gillette deodorant
Buy 1 Gillette body wash
Buy 1 Hunts tomato sauce – $.39
Use free body wash WYB deodorant coupon
Use $3 RR
Use $1 RR
use Walgreens in ad coupon for tomato sauce
Spend $.39 OOP, get a $2 RR
So, for $4.47 OOP, I end up with $94.76 in merchandise and I will have $22 in RR left to spend.
I will probably also buy some of the Charmin toilet paper and pay with my RR.
Some helpful tips:
*At Walgreens, you cannot do a promotion more than once in a transaction and earn Register Rewards. So, if you buy more than 1 Blistex this week, you can still only earn 1 $1 RR.
*You also cannot use the Register Rewards earned from a promotion on the same promotion and earn Register Rewards again. For example, if you buy Blistex, get a $1 RR and use it to buy another Blistex, another RR will not print.
*Typically, you cannot use the Register Rewards earned from a promotion with the same manufacturer and earn Register Rewards again. For example, you cannot buy Herbal Essence stuff this week and then use it to buy other PG products because most likely, your RR will not print.
Here is information on the manufacturers for this week’s RR:
Alka Seltzer – Bayer
Blistex – Blistex
Claritin – Schering-Plough Healthcare
Glade – SC Johnson
These are all PG – Aussie/Herbal Essence/Pantene, Gillette razor/deodorant/body wash, Olay, Oral B, Bounce/Downy/Tide/Febreze/Vicks
*Register Rewards are considered to be “manufacturer’s coupons” and you can only use one manufacturer’s coupon per item. You will have to add “filler” items. The in ad coupons often have good, inexpensive filler items. (this week, my favorite filler is the Hunt’s tomato sauce)
*If you are buying items that would result in a “free” item or “overage” when combining a store coupon and a manufacturer’s coupon, give the manufacturer’s coupon FIRST, and the store coupons LAST to avoid beeping/issues at the register! Make sure that you are purchasing enough items in your total transaction to “cover” the overage. You will not get cash back and you will have to add items to cover the overage or they will not take the coupon.
*If your Register Reward doesn’t print for some reason and you have fulfilled all of the obligations for the “deal” (including not using RR from the same parent company to pay) DO NOT let them tell you it is because you used coupons! Chances are they didn’t print because the catalina machine is not working. You have two choices: you can return your items and try again or you can contact the catalina company by doing the following:
*The store will give you a form to fill out and mail in to catalina
*Call 1-888-8coupon, option 3
*Use the online form to contact them: Contact Catalina Marketing (when I have tried contacting them this way, my results have not been very good….your best bet is to call)
Last night when I was reading through the e-mails of the various blogs that I subscribe to, a post from Dana over at Frugal in Virginia inspired me. Just yesterday I had posted about a “$5 Charity challenge” on my Kroger post here. Couponing has been such a blessing in my life and has helped our family to save so much money, and I have been trying to think of ways that I could “give back.” This challenge came at a perfect time! I also love that it coincides with Thanksgiving!
The challenge didn’t originate with Dana. It originated with Alyssa over at Keeping the Kingdom First. You can read more about her inspiration for this challenge here.
The premise is that you will give in some fashion every day in November. Quoting Alyssa, “It can be large, small, simple, or extravagant.” It does not have to be something tangible or monetary. It could be giving your time or talents, too!
I am excited to involve my family in this challenge and I’m hoping you will be excited to join the challenge, too! Let me know if you are up for the challenge and share some of your ideas by commenting on this post.
Here are a few ideas that I have come up with that might work for your family, too (some were inspired by posts on other blogs):
*Adopt a soldier – Show your appreciation for the military by adopting a soldier and sending a care package. There are suggestions along with a comprehensive list of participating organizations in this post here. If you’ve been couponing for long, you probably have plenty of items in your stockpile right now that you could use for this!
*Babysit – Volunteer to help a friend or neighbor by watching their kids so they have some time to themselves or some time for a night out with their spouse!
*Be a coupon fairy – I can’t tell you how many times I have been out shopping and been looking for a specific item and there was a coupon sitting there on top for the item that I needed! Several other times, I have been out shopping, run into a fellow couponer, and they have SHARED their coupons with me! These were complete strangers. I didn’t know their names, and in some cases I have never seen them again, but it was a huge boost to my day. So, be a coupon fairy and make someone’s day by sharing your coupons with someone else!
*Become a friend of the library – Many libraries have a “friends of the library” program where you can donate books, movies, CDs, etc. to help support the library.
*Check out Freecycle – On Freecycle, people sometimes post items that they are in need of. See if you can fulfill someone’s wishlist with items that are just collecting dust around your house anyway. Or, post a list yourself of items that you have to donate! Click here to find a Freecycle group near you.
*Donate blood glucose monitors – If you have been couponing for long, you probably have accumulated a few blood glucose monitors along the way. Clean out your “stash” and donate them to someone in need! You can find a comprehensive list of places that could benefit from your donation here.
*Donate expired coupons to Coupons for Troops – Did you know that military families stationed overseas can use expired coupons up to six months past the expiration date? They can use both manufacturer and internet printed coupons. Store specific coupons cannot be used. You can read more about this here and here.
*Donate old cell phones for soldiers – I just read about this in Family Circle magazine yesterday and thought it was fantastic. Brittany Bergquist is a teenager who founded this program! You send in your old cell phones, they are sent to a company that pays Cell Phones for Soldiers and the money is used to purchase phone cards for US troops stationed overseas. You can read more about this program here (some of these “military related” ideas would be great to use for Veteran’s Day!)
*Donate to Toys for Tots – Take your kids “Christmas shopping” and let them pick out a toy to donate to Toys for Tots. Find out more about this program and find a drop off location in your area here.
*Donate, donate, donate – Go through your closets and your children’s closets. Donate clothing that you are no longer using to a local charity or to a larger program such as Goodwill. Donate health and beauty items to a local shelter. Donate non-perishable food items to a local food bank.
*Fill a shoebox for Operation Christmas Child – I read about this on Frugal in Virginia and thought it sounded like a great idea and something my kids could get involved in! National Collection week is November 16-23 and there are drop off locations all over the country! Click here to learn more about this program and here to see if there is a drop-off location near you.
*Make a blanket to donate to Project Linus – If you’re crafty, you can make a blanket to donate to Project Linus. Project Linus donates blankets to children who are seriously ill, traumatized, or otherwise in need of gifts through new blankets created by others. You can find out more about this project and get patterns for the blankets here.
*Make someone’s day – Write a note to a friend or family member expressing your appreciation for them. Take a meal to a new mom, a neighbor who is ill, or someone who could just use a break. Make a loaf of bread or a batch of cookies or pick up a flower bouquet and drop them off for someone “just because.”
*Read – If you have a school-aged child, they often are looking for parent volunteers to come in and read to students. Give your time and read to students!
*Volunteer at your child’s school – Check with the PTA at your child’s school. They often have a variety of projects (from counting/sorting Box Tops to copying/laminating/collating things for teachers) for parents to help out with!
*Wish upon a hero – Wish Upon a Hero is an online community of people helping people. People post their wishes, and you can grant their wish! Find out more about this here.
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