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Thread: Looking for 100 generous couponer's!

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    Default Looking for 100 generous couponer's!

    So Being Super Coupon Woman and all..I get these crazy ideas in my head, and well was just a little disappointed that TLC did not contact me to do a segment to show how coupons can help the food pantry, and I had this formula figured out from the very first donation which was 195.00

    so here is is:
    My first donation was 195.00 so if 10 people did what I did that is 1,950.00
    If 10 people in 10 cities did what I did, that is 19,500.00 in donations monthly
    1f 100 people in 50 states did this that would be 975,000 in donations monthly

    There's the answer to a million dollar donation

    So I thought we would do a smaller scale, and have 100 extreme and generous couponers turn in a 1,000.00 donation each which would be...yep a $100,000 donation. I thought we could do one for back to school, and if that one was a success on for the holidays as well.

    This is a way to show how coupons can truly make an impact in our community. won't you join me in showing others how we can " cut hunger one coupon at a time"

    Just send me a pm or email me if interested at supercouponwoman@yahoo.com

    Looking forward to hearing from some of you guys..I think it would be lots of fun

    Let's Get To Couponing!

    Super Coupon Woman
    Total OOP for a family of 5 which includes 3 teenage girls ,includes Food, Household,Charity,& Personal Items Since 1/1/12:
    OOP : $3.150.00
    Savings: $9,300.00


    Total Saved 1st year in couponing 5,400.00 75% Savings 8,500.00 Retail Value
    Total Saved 2nd Year in couponing:8,400.00 75% Savings 12,000 Retail Value
    Total Saved 3rd Year in Couponing:10,700 75% Savings 14,500 Retail Value

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    What happens if your've done that already....LOL Just donated my load two wks ago! Though not 1,000 but was about $600.00.....I'm game
    ISO
    9-30 Downy,Tide,SeaPak
    9-9 Dreamfield pasta
    Yakisoba
    Kashi/Cascadian Farms
    Folger q's
    Chobani yogurt
    Skippy /Peter Pan/Jiff PB
    Ronzoni Smart Taste/Barilla pasta
    Silk / Rice Dream/Almond milk q's
    coke pts
    free q
    Lean Cuisine reward codes

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    alright..We have until beginning of August to get this one going..so you have plenty of time. I have a 500.00 one I will be turning in next thursday.and then I came up with this crazy idea
    It's going to be fun. I will count you in, and touch base in may or june to see how its going This will be the time we will be getting all the school supply deals..should add up quickly!
    Total OOP for a family of 5 which includes 3 teenage girls ,includes Food, Household,Charity,& Personal Items Since 1/1/12:
    OOP : $3.150.00
    Savings: $9,300.00


    Total Saved 1st year in couponing 5,400.00 75% Savings 8,500.00 Retail Value
    Total Saved 2nd Year in couponing:8,400.00 75% Savings 12,000 Retail Value
    Total Saved 3rd Year in Couponing:10,700 75% Savings 14,500 Retail Value

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    This sounds like fun!!! I've already donated over $300 worth of items to my Aunts church's foodbank this year and that's hardly trying.

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    Quote Originally Posted by tiffinpa View Post
    This sounds like fun!!! I've already donated over $300 worth of items to my Aunts church's foodbank this year and that's hardly trying.
    Tina~ are you wanting people to just go forward and do it on their own and give you their stats? Do we get to chose what charity?
    ISO

    nothing at the moment

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    I don't really keep track, I have a church that has a twice monthly dinner, food pantry, clothing giveaway, and I just kinda go through what I've got, and donate whatever I think we won't use. I do buy some things with them in mind ( the 8 loaves of Aunt Millies bread I got for free a few weeks ago, toothpaste, deodorant, etc). Should I just start a log? I have lots of candy I'm donating in a few weeks for easter, but I have no idea now what they cost me at the time. Not much, I'm sure, but how would this work? PM me with more info if you can.
    IDSO: Any Schick silk effects, Magic eraser
    ISO
    Frozen snack, breakfast
    Canned meats, tuna, boxed sides, helpers, pasta, rice and sauce
    meats, cheese, mayo
    dish liquid, cleaner wipes
    sensitive toothpaste
    TAKE: pets, cleaners, toddler, electric toothbrushes, diet, vitamins, yogurt, baking items (all), detergent, or auto dish detergent, I file by insert date, so pm me if you know the insert date and coupon you are looking for. I probably have it!!

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    purple- its a good idea to keep track of your donations. just keep the receipts and/or a list of the items your donating and you'll be amazed how much it adds up too. Plus, you can use those deductions at tax time.

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    Quote Originally Posted by tiffinpa View Post
    purple- its a good idea to keep track of your donations. just keep the receipts and/or a list of the items your donating and you'll be amazed how much it adds up too. Plus, you can use those deductions at tax time.
    I don't make enough to use it at tax time. I'm doing ok for a single mom, and since I needed help several times in the past, I love being able to pay it forward a little bit. But you are right, I'll start keeping track. I'm due for a raise, who knows, maybe it'll put me in a new tax bracket! LOL!
    IDSO: Any Schick silk effects, Magic eraser
    ISO
    Frozen snack, breakfast
    Canned meats, tuna, boxed sides, helpers, pasta, rice and sauce
    meats, cheese, mayo
    dish liquid, cleaner wipes
    sensitive toothpaste
    TAKE: pets, cleaners, toddler, electric toothbrushes, diet, vitamins, yogurt, baking items (all), detergent, or auto dish detergent, I file by insert date, so pm me if you know the insert date and coupon you are looking for. I probably have it!!

  10. #9
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    Just posting this here........this year you needed over 5700 for single to itemize 11400 for married couples. Most people can't write off donations unless they "own" a house and have mortgage interest and real estate taxes. Also medical is something you can write off "if" you have more than 7.5 % of you income in expenses.

    Tina I am always impressed on the ways you come up to help others. You may want to make a social group and have people join to keep things simpler. Then everyone could always post the results out here for the rest of us to see. I will try to play too, but honestly so many of you do so much better than I do. Trying is always the first step even though I have given a bit the last couple of years being inspired by all of our members.


    Blessings and Hugs, "Angel"

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    So that is $195 in items before coupons? I would be happy to join in! I have started building a pretty good stockpile and have not started donating yet (only been back into couponing for a few months) but I would love to! I will need to research where to donate around here. I know there are places to drop food, but am not sure on H&b items. Maybe a domestic violence shelter? My favorite thing to do at Christmas time is "adopt" a child or 4 from the angel tree. Wouldn't that be great to have that feeling all year!
    Alison

    Always ISO:
    Paper Towel $2 up Q
    Neutrogena Tgel Qs
    Tyson fresh chicken Qs (or other fresh chicken)
    Apple juice/other juice box Qs (Minute Maid and Juicy Juice)
    Charmin Qs ($1 or higher only)
    A1 Qs
    Box tops

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