Grocery Store Card Program
Grocery Store Card Program
Grocery Store Cards are an easy way to support the Parent Association and MSD! Although you receive dollar for dollar on the card, MSD receives a percentage of the card’s value back to the school.
We have the following Cards available for purchase:
• $25 and $100 Whole Foods (3% back to MSD)
• $25 Starbucks (7% back to MSD)
• $50 and $100 King Soopers (5% back to MSD)
• $50 and $100 Safeway (5% back to MSD)
• $50 and $100 Natural Grocers/Vitamin Cottage (5% back to MSD)
There are three ways to purchase the Cards:
1) The deadline to sign up for the monthly grocery card program has passed for the 2012-2013 school year. For those that have standing monthly orders, the last grocery card order for the 2012-13 school year will be distributed on Monday, June 3. Thanks for your participation and please sign up again for next year!
2) This is your last chance to place a one-time order by downloading an order form here (or pick one up in the Office). Your credit card will be charged and the order filled on June 3, the last day the MSD Store is open, and will be ready for pick-up on that day.
3) Come visit the MSD Store when it is open and purchase cards. It’s that easy! The last day the Store will be open is on Monday, June 3. Stock up for summer!
Don’t forget, you receive one Work Bond credit for every $200 accumulated in total card purchases. So if you joined the monthly program, and ordered $200 a month in cards of any combination for September through June - that earned your family 10 Work Bond credits! All you’ve done is spend money you already would have buying groceries for your family, or on your daily latte, and you’ve helped raise dollars for the Parent Association and MSD!
If you have any questions about the Grocery Store Card Program, please contact Carole Baran, Director of Parent Programs and Events, 303-756-9441 ext. 13 or email .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address). If you need to change your standing monthly order amount, please email both Ann Poundstone at .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address) and Lydia Desmarais at .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address).
