Vincent Said:

Can you buy box tops for education?

We Answered:

Yup go on ebay and they sell them by the hundreds sometimes.
My mom sells them there all the time.
Keep in mind that each Boxtop is worth 10 so they go for usually 11 or 12 cents on ebay because the people make a little profit.

Nancy Said:

I try to clip boxtops for education because it's important to me?

We Answered:

Ignore the other post; box tops are real. You just turn them in to your school.

I put an envelope in a drawer, but with 4 kids, a husband and my father in law someone was often throwing them out. My daughter's class had a contest and she wanted desperately to contribute. When we went grocery shopping we would tear off the box tops as we put the groceries away. Usually it is just the top corner of the box so the food was fine if we took it off before using the product.

We were able to save many more this way. Sometimes the boys would still throw away one that was from a refrigerated or frozen item, but in the end we saved a lot more by using this method.

Claude Said:

Looking for boxtops for education does any one have any extra ??

We Answered:

Check with your neighbors and your church. Maybe you can put a note in your church bulletin and place a box somewhere so that people can drop them off.

Lawrence Said:

WIll anyone send me box tops for education?

We Answered:

Dorry, I usually do not have box tops./

Maxine Said:

Boxtops for Education: Are any schools still accepting them for this school year?

We Answered:

They are using them this year.It does say on the box tops on the cereal or whatever you buy with them on there.It will say good through 2009.I hoped this helped.
Thank you for the question,Angela

Courtney Said:

Hello, does anyone collect boxtops? If yes, can anyone mail a collection to me for an exchange?

We Answered:

What good cause is it? What do you exchange?
I do have plenty of the box tops.

Nicholas Said:

Help with questions about Big G Boxtops for Education and Campbell's Soup Labels fundraising?

We Answered:

I don't run the boxtops or soup label collection for our school, but I have talked to our committee chair & she says that it's a great volunteer position for a working parent!

You'll start out by getting the info out to the family schools - a flyer in the backpacks should do fine.

You might want to set up incentives within the classrooms, too. Something like 'classroom that turns in the most labels gets a pizza party at the end of the year'.

Otherwise, you just collect them on a regular basis from the classrooms or school office. And, then, sort, count & stack them in your free time at home. Mail them in whenever you have enough & get that check to your PTO treasurer when it comes in!