On-Going Programs

ATTENTION KMART SHOPPERS!!
Kmart’s
SCHOOL SPIRIT PROGRAM
is a new ‘fundraiser’ where ALL Kmart Shoppers can help our school. School Spirit Cards were sent home with Wharton Students, along with letters explaining the School Spirit Program. Extra ‘cards’ were included to be distributed to family members, friends, etc.
If you did not receive this information, please contact the school. More information on the Program and using the card can be found at:
www.kmartschoolspirit.com

Tyson Chicken "A+ Program"
Save the specially marked package tops from Tyson chicken products. Each label will award the school 24-cents.

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www.schoolcash.com
Schoolcash.com is an online shopping mall where all purchases made through this site will award Wharton Elementary a cash disbursement. When you register at this site, you need to assign ‘Wharton Elementary’ as your school of choice. It does not cost you any more to make a purchase from this site than it does if you make the purchase at the actual site of the retailer.
If you do any internet purchases please use this website to help support our students.
For a full alphabetical list of participating merchants and more information on the program, follow this link: http://www.schoolcash.com/MerchantsList.cfm?formc ategories=Alphabetical%20Listing&formregUserID=10 020977

Giant Eagle "Apples for Education"
Giant Eagle has incorporated their Giant Eagle shopping card to donate money spent to the appropriate school of choice. To have your Giant Eagle shopping card benefit Wharton Elementary please visit the service counter at Giant Eagle for more information on the program.

Campbell’s “Labels for Education”
Save Campbell’s labels and send them to school with your student. Campbell’s gives us 1-cent per label to spend in the Campbells’ merchandise catalogue..

General Mills “BoxTops for Education"
Clip the ‘BoxTops For Education’ square off of General Mills products and send to school with your child. The General Mills program pays 12-cents per label for the school to spend on what the students need.