Did you know that by shopping with Publix and Kroger, you, your family and friends can support Harrison Bands?
That’s right, each of these retailers offers a rebate program to support non-profit organizations like Harrison Bands. All it takes is signing up for the program, designating your registered charity, and making normal purchases. Based on your registered purchases, the retailers send a small percentage of your regular purchases to your favorite non-profit.
Harrison Bands earns more than $2,000 annually from these programs — at no cost to you!
In 2018 and 2019, Harrison Bands earned more than $2,000 annually from these programs. And since the start of the Publix program, the band has received more than $25,000 in contributions as a result of our registered shoppers.
How to Register
Each program operates a little differently. For Kroger and Publix, you simply register through their shopper loyalty program, select Harrison Bands as your designated charity, and enter in your loyalty card number at purchase. Everything else is automatic. Publix does require an annual registration, so each July, return to your loyalty program page and re-enlist.
All the Details
Visit each of these links to get more details, sign-in and select Harrison Band Boosters as your designated charity:
Create or sign in to your Kroger loyalty account, then select Harrison High School Band #17537
Customers must register for a loyalty account Publix.com account, sign up for the Program and then select the school that they want to support. To support the band, select: Harrison High School Band Boosters – Kennesaw, GA. Publix requires and annual renewal in July, so mark your calendar!
More Easy Fundraising
Of course you buy more than groceries, and we have a fundraiser for that, too. With the SCRIP program, you earn money back directly to your child’s fundraising account, reducing your band fees through rebates earned. Many band families reduce their annual band fees by hundreds of dollars — and some by THOUSANDS! — through the SCRIP program.
How Much Do Other Schools Raise?
