Get Involved

It’s easy to get involved and help your school earn FREE STUFF!

Here’s How  

Support your school

  • Collect UPCs and Beverage Caps/Sauce Caps
    • Collect UPCs and beverage caps/sauce caps from over 2,500 Participating Products.
    • Drop what you've collected with your school's Labels for Education Coordinator.
  • Supplement Your Earnings
    • Help supplement your school's collection efforts. Register for eLabels For Education and electronically collect 1 point for each participating Labels for Education product purchased when you use your shopper card at participating retailers.  You can still clip and redeem UPCs to earn the face value of the Labels for Education points, so it’s easier than ever to earn more for your school.
  • Stay Connected
    • Register to receive communication from your school’s coordinator, track your school's earnings, view your school's merchandise wish list and get the latest program news and updates from our Labels for Education e-newsletter.
    • Find and share tips and ideas on the Labels for Education page on Facebook and on the Labels for Education Community Forum!
  • Spread the Word about the Labels for Education program
    • Encourage your friends and family to support your school.
    • Tell your friends and family to share their ideas and tips on the Labels for Education page on Facebook and on the Labels for Education Community Forum.

Make a Difference

Volunteer to become a coordinator! Being a Labels for Education coordinator can be a fun and rewarding way to help your school/organization earn FREE STUFF! Coordinators help by creating a wish list, setting point goals, managing the account, redeeming points for merchandise and communicating to the school/organization community.

Check with your school/organization or go to your school’s MySchool page on this website to see if a coordinator is already assigned. If so, they may need your help with the program. If your school doesn’t have an active coordinator, volunteer to make a difference at your school.