Hi! Have you all seen those Coinstar machines in the supermarkets? If not, it's a free-standing machine where you can go & dump a bunch of change. It gives you a voucher, deducting a small fee, and you collect that amount in cash from the supermarket cashier.
Well, they have 4 non-profit partners, where, instead of getting the money back in cash, you just donate it straight to them. (This is how I always turn in our Trick or Treat for UNICEF proceeds.) I was putting the UNICEF change in tonight when it hit me, "Duh! Why don't we try to get the PF on the machines?" http://www.coinstar.com/us/html/A2
Since we're a national cause, my thought is that it's best to approach coinstar about it, rather than the individual supermarkets.
What do you think??
Aimee
Georgia State Coordinator
Moderator - Pregnant Again
Ds Nicky - 3/24/00 (28 wks - eclampsia)
Ds Kalen - 7/10/03 (36 weeks - preeclampsia)
