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Retailer List Page 1 Retailer List Page 1 1-800-Flowers 12% Boscov's 8% The Coee Bean & Tea Leaf 9% Go Play Golf Target 99 Restaurants 13% Boston Market 12% Cold Stone Creamery 11% Goodcents Deli Fresh Subs Texas Roadhouse Abercrombie & Fitch 5% Boxed 5% Columbia Sportswear 12% Google Play TGI Fridays adidas 13% Brooks Brothers 16% The Container Store 9% Groupon Topgolf aerie 10% Bubba Gump Shrimp Co. 9% Cracker Barrel 8% Gymboree Uber Aeropostale 10% Buca di Beppo 8% Crate & Barrel 8% Guitar Center Uber Eats Airbnb 5% Buckle 8% Crazy 8 13% Hallmark Ulta Beauty Alamo Drafthouse 8% Bualo Wild Wings 8% Crutcheld 5% Hal Smith Restaurant Group Under Armour Amazon.com 2.25% Build-A-Bear Workshop 8% CVS Pharmacy 6% Harmon Face Values Uno Chicago Grill Amazon Prime 8% Burger King 4% Dave & Buster's 13% Harry & David Village Inn AMC Theatres 8% Burlington 8% Dell Computer 4% Hollister Co. Walmart American Airlines 6% buybuy Baby 7% Delta Air Lines 4% The Home Depot Wayfair American Eagle Outtters 10% Cabela's 8% Destination Maternity 7% HomeGoods West Elm Applebee's 8% California Pizza Kitchen 8% Destination XL 6% Hotels.com White Barn Candle Co. Athleta 14% Caribou Coee 6% Disney 3% Hulu Plus Whole Foods Atom Tickets 10% Carnival Cruise Lines 8% Domino's 8% IHOP Williams-Sonoma Audible.com 8% Carter’s 10% Dunkin’ Donuts 2.5% iTunes Xbox AutoZone 7% Casual Male 6% Eastbay 8% JCPenney Yogi Bear's Jellystone Babbage's 3% Catherines 8% EB Games 3% Jiy Lube Park Camp Resorts Bahama Breeze 8% CB2 8% Edwards Theatres 8% Kmart Zappos.com Bakers Square 13% CBS All Access 8% Express 10% Kohl's Banana Republic 14% Celebrity Cruise Lines 9% Fanatics 7% Krispy Kreme Barnes & Noble 8% Charming Charlie 11% Fandango 4% L.L. Bean Bass Pro Shops 8% Chart House 9% FandangoNOW 4% Land of Nod Bath & Body Works 13% Cheesecake Factory 5% Food Lion 3% Landry's, Inc. Bed Bath & Beyond 7% Chef’d 10% Foot Locker 8% Lands' End Belk 8% The Children’s Place 12% GameStop 3% Lane Bryant Best Buy 4% Chili's Grill and Bar 11% Gap 14% Legal Sea Foods BJ’s Restaurant and 8% Chipotle Mexican Grill 10% Gordon Food Service Store 4% Lettuce Entertain You Restaurants Brewhouse Christmas Tree Shops 7% Gilt.com 8% Loews Cineplex Black Angus Steakhouse 12% Cinemark Theatres 10% Global Hotel Card 10% Logan's Roadhouse Blimpie 11% Claim Jumper 9% Powered by EAN Hotels LongHorn Steakhouse Updated: 04-27-18 The merchants represented are not sponsors of scrip fundraising or otherwise aliated with Great Lakes Scrip Center. The logos and other identifying marks used are trademarks of and owned by each represented company and/or its aliates. Please visit each company’s website for additional terms and conditions. ScripNow® Retailer List © 2018 Great Lakes Scrip Center LLC Retailer List Page 2 1-800-Flowers Boscov's The Coee Bean & Tea Leaf Go Play Golf 9% Lowe's 4% Primary Kids Clothing 10% Target 99 Restaurants Boston Market Cold Stone Creamery Goodcents Deli Fresh Subs 12% Lucille‘s Smokehouse 8% Princess Cruises 6% Texas Roadhouse Abercrombie & Fitch Boxed Columbia Sportswear Google Play 3% Bar-B-Que QVC 5% TGI Fridays adidas Brooks Brothers The Container Store Groupon 7% Macy's 10% Rainforest Café 9% Topgolf aerie Bubba Gump Shrimp Co. Cracker Barrel Gymboree 13% Maggiano's Little Italy 11% Red Door Spa 12% Uber Aeropostale Buca di Beppo Crate & Barrel Guitar Center 4% Marcus Theatres 9% Red Lobster 8% Uber Eats Airbnb Buckle Crazy 8 Hallmark 4% Marshalls 7% Red Robin 8% Ulta Beauty Alamo Drafthouse Bualo Wild Wings Crutcheld Hal Smith Restaurant Group 8% Morton's Steakhouse 9% Regal Theatres 8% Under Armour Amazon.com Build-A-Bear Workshop CVS Pharmacy Harmon Face Values 7% Nike 12% REI 8% Uno Chicago Grill Amazon Prime Burger King Dave & Buster's Harry & David 12% Nordstrom 6% Royal Caribbean 13% Village Inn AMC Theatres Burlington Dell Computer Hollister Co. 5% The North Face 8% Safeway 4% Walmart American Airlines buybuy Baby Delta Air Lines The Home Depot 4% O'Charley's 13% Sam's Club 2.5% Wayfair American Eagle Outtters Cabela's Destination Maternity HomeGoods 7% Oce Depot 5% Sears 4% West Elm Applebee's California Pizza Kitchen Destination XL Hotels.com 6% Oce Max 5% Seasons 52 8% White Barn Candle Co. Athleta Caribou Coee Disney Hulu Plus 6% Old Navy 14% Sephora 5% Whole Foods Atom Tickets Carnival Cruise Lines Domino's IHOP 8% Olive Garden 8% Shuttery 9% Williams-Sonoma Audible.com Carter’s Dunkin’ Donuts iTunes 5% Omaha Steaks 11% SiriusXM Satellite Radio 4% Xbox AutoZone Casual Male Eastbay JCPenney 5% On The Border 11% Sling TV 7% Yogi Bear's Jellystone Babbage's Catherines EB Games Jiy Lube 8% OshKosh 10% Southwest Airlines 4% Park Camp Resorts Bahama Breeze CB2 Edwards Theatres Kmart 4% Outback Steakhouse 8% Spa Week 14% Zappos.com Bakers Square CBS All Access Express Kohl's 4% Overstock.com 8% Spander Wellness 365 12% Banana Republic Celebrity Cruise Lines Fanatics Krispy Kreme 8% P.F. Chang's China Bistro 8% Stage Stores 8% Barnes & Noble Charming Charlie Fandango L.L. Bean 16% Panera Bread 8% Staples 5% Bass Pro Shops Chart House FandangoNOW Land of Nod 8% Papa John’s 8% Starbucks 7% Bath & Body Works Cheesecake Factory Food Lion Landry's, Inc. 9% Pappas Restaurants 6% Steak ‘n Shake 8% Bed Bath & Beyond Chef’d Foot Locker Lands' End 16% Pep Boys 7% Stein Mart 7% Belk The Children’s Place GameStop Lane Bryant 8% Petco 5% Stitch Fix 6% Best Buy Chili's Grill and Bar Gap Legal Sea Foods 13% Pizza Hut 8% Stockpile 5% BJ’s Restaurant and Chipotle Mexican Grill Gordon Food Service Store Lettuce Entertain You Restaurants 12% Playstation Plus 4% StubHub 4% Brewhouse Christmas Tree Shops Gilt.com Loews Cineplex 8% Playstation Store 4% Studio Movie Grill 8% Black Angus Steakhouse Cinemark Theatres Global Hotel Card Logan's Roadhouse 10% Pottery Barn 8% Sunglass Hut 9% Blimpie Claim Jumper Powered by EAN Hotels LongHorn Steakhouse 8% Pottery Barn Kids 8% T.J. Maxx 7% Updated: 04-27-18 The merchants represented are not sponsors of scrip fundraising or otherwise aliated with Great Lakes Scrip Center. The logos and other identifying marks used are trademarks of and owned by each represented company and/or its aliates. Please visit each company’s website for additional terms and conditions. ScripNow® Retailer List © 2018 Great Lakes Scrip Center LLC Retailer List Page 3 1-800-Flowers Boscov's The Coee Bean & Tea Leaf Go Play Golf Target 2.5% 99 Restaurants Boston Market Cold Stone Creamery Goodcents Deli Fresh Subs Texas Roadhouse 8% Abercrombie & Fitch Boxed Columbia Sportswear Google Play TGI Fridays 9% adidas Brooks Brothers The Container Store Groupon Topgolf 8% aerie Bubba Gump Shrimp Co. Cracker Barrel Gymboree Uber 3% Aeropostale Buca di Beppo Crate & Barrel Guitar Center Uber Eats 3% Airbnb Buckle Crazy 8 Hallmark Ulta Beauty 4% Alamo Drafthouse Bualo Wild Wings Crutcheld Hal Smith Restaurant Group Under Armour 11% Amazon.com Build-A-Bear Workshop CVS Pharmacy Harmon Face Values Uno Chicago Grill 12% Amazon Prime Burger King Dave & Buster's Harry & David Village Inn 13% AMC Theatres Burlington Dell Computer Hollister Co. Walmart 2.5% American Airlines buybuy Baby Delta Air Lines The Home Depot Wayfair 6% American Eagle Outtters Cabela's Destination Maternity HomeGoods West Elm 8% Applebee's California Pizza Kitchen Destination XL Hotels.com White Barn Candle Co. 13% Athleta Caribou Coee Disney Hulu Plus Whole Foods 3% Atom Tickets Carnival Cruise Lines Domino's IHOP Williams-Sonoma 8% Audible.com Carter’s Dunkin’ Donuts iTunes Xbox 6% AutoZone Casual Male Eastbay JCPenney Yogi Bear's Jellystone 10% Babbage's Catherines EB Games Jiy Lube Park Camp Resorts Bahama Breeze CB2 Edwards Theatres Kmart Zappos.com 8% Bakers Square CBS All Access Express Kohl's Banana Republic Celebrity Cruise Lines Fanatics Krispy Kreme Barnes & Noble Charming Charlie Fandango L.L. Bean Bass Pro Shops Chart House FandangoNOW Land of Nod Bath & Body Works Cheesecake Factory Food Lion Landry's, Inc. Bed Bath & Beyond Chef’d Foot Locker Lands' End Belk The Children’s Place GameStop Lane Bryant Best Buy Chili's Grill and Bar Gap Legal Sea Foods BJ’s Restaurant and Chipotle Mexican Grill Gordon Food Service Store Lettuce Entertain You Restaurants Brewhouse Christmas Tree Shops Gilt.com Loews Cineplex Black Angus Steakhouse Cinemark Theatres Global Hotel Card Logan's Roadhouse Blimpie Claim Jumper Powered by EAN Hotels LongHorn Steakhouse Updated: 04-27-18 The merchants represented are not sponsors of scrip fundraising or otherwise aliated with Great Lakes Scrip Center. The logos and other identifying marks used are trademarks of and owned by each represented company and/or its aliates. Please visit each company’s website for additional terms and conditions. ScripNow® Retailer List © 2018 Great Lakes Scrip Center LLC.
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