Did you know that many of your purchases can save you money even after you buy them? Tons of products have special rewards programs that allow you to earn freebies and coupons when you submit codes from products you’ve purchased. Here are some of my favorites:
Huggies offers a FREE Huggies Rewards Club program that you can sign up for to get advice and coupons. You can also submit the rewards codes from each Huggies product to redeem for sweepstakes entries, coupons, gift cards, and baby items.
Pampers Village and the Gifts to Grow program is a similar program provided by Pampers. Advice based on your child’s age, coupons through the mail, and a place to submit the Gifts to Grow codes from Pampers packaging to redeem for gift cards, photo gifts, and baby items.
Kellogg’s Family Rewards is one of our favorites! You can earn rewards with the purchase of specially marked boxes from Kellogg’s, Keebler, and more. Redeem them for fantastic high-value coupons. They’ll also send you emails, which frequently contain coupons and/or bonus codes. Keep an eye out on our site, and we’ll let you know when new free bonus codes pop up, or when there are special offers (like double points!).
At My Coke Rewards, you can submit the codes from the cardboard packaging of fridge packs and cases, or from underneath the bottlecaps of Coke product bottles. The points add up fairly quickly, and you can redeem them for sweepstakes entries, merchandise, coupons for FREE Coke products, ] gift cards for stores and restaurants, or even special offers for Cedar Point tickets. Every so often they’ll offer a super deal on Free 12-pack coupons too–I like to save my points up for these deals when they come along! You can also donate your Coke Rewards points to your local school.
If you have little movie fans in your household, you should be signed up for Disney Movie Rewards. You can submit the codes from Disney DVD and Blu-Ray movies to earn points. You can also send pictures of movie ticket stubs from the theater to get credit for those as well. Spend your points on free movies, posters, and other Disney merchandise. They also send emails with free point codes, and there are sometimes other free codes worth 25-50 free points that pop up throughout the year.
So, Sisters and Misters, did I miss anything? What are your favorite rewards clubs? Do you find that the rewards are worth saving the codes and taking the time to submit them? I’d love to hear your opinions in the comments or on Facebook.
