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APPAREL Cabela’S $25 11% Our Lady of Victories School Family Scrip Order Form Family Last Name ___________________ Student Name ____________ Grade/ Teacher ____________ E– Mail Address _____________________ Telephone # ___________ Order Date _______________ Order Total $ ______________ Cash Included: ______ Check #________ Your financial support provides the funds needed to maintain and update the equipment the students use in their everyday learning. Tuition alone does not cover the cost of education our children. Fundraising is nec- essary to insure the viability of Our Lady of Victories School. Your spiritual and Financial support are true testaments to your loyalty, support and love of Our Lady of Victories School. Questions? E-mail Marilyn at [email protected] or call/text (732)-991-7379. May God continue to bless you and your family. ORDER DELIVERY (Please check the appropriate box and sign) Please send my order home with my child I do not wish to have my order sent home with my child I will pick up during school house or make other arrangements to pick up. PARENT/ GUARDIAN SIGNATURE __________________________________________ Product Denom. % Qty. Total Product Denom. % Qty. Total Bass Pro Shop $25/100 9% APPAREL Cabela’s $25 11% American Eagle $25 10% Cabela’s $100 11% Burlington Coat Factory $25 8% Dick’s Sporting $25/$100 8% Express $25 10% DEPARTMENT STORES Famous Footwear $25 8% Boscov’s $25 8% Foot Locker $25 9% Christmas Tree Shop $25 7% Gap/Old Navy/ $25 14% Banana Republic Christmas Tree Shop $100 7% J. Crew $25 13% JC Penney $25 5% Land’s End $25 16% JC Penney $100 5% Land’s End $100 16% Kohl’s $25 4% Journey’s $25 10% Kohl’s $100 4% Lane Bryant $25 8% Macy’s $25 10% L.L. Bean $25 16% Macy’s $100 10% L.L.Bean $100 16% Grocery Stores Payless Shoes $20 13% Acme $25 4% Children’s Place $25 12% Acme $100 4% TJ Maxx/ Marshalls $25 7% Stop & Shop $25 4% Men’s Wearhouse $25 8% Stop & Shop $100 4% Our Lady of Victories School Family Scrip Order Form Family Last Name __________________________________ Phone Number ________________ E– Mail Address __________________________________ Order Total $ ____________ Order Date ________________________________________ Thank you for supporting this parish fundraiser. May God continue to bless you and your family! Product Denom. % Qty. Total Product Denom. % Qty. Total DINING CASUAL OR ON– THE– GO Taco Bell $10 5% Applebee’s $25/$50 8% Texas Roadhouse $25 8% Bonefish Grill $25/$50 8% TGI Friday’s $25 9% Boston Market $10 12% Wendy’s $10 4% Buffalo Wild Wings $10/ $25 8% GAS & AUTO Burger King $10 4% Carrabba Italian Grill $25/$50 8% Advanced Auto Parts $25 7% Cheesecake Factory $25 5% Auto Zone $25 8% Chili’s $25/$50 11% BP Gas Stations $50 1.5% Chipotle $10 10% Cold Stone Creamery $10 8% Exxon/ Mobil $50 1.5% Cracker Barrel $10/ $25 9% Jiffy Lube $30 8% Denny’s $10 7% Shell Gas Stations $25 2.5% Domino’s $10/ $25 8% Shell Gas Stations $50 2% Dunkin Donuts $10 3% Shell Gas Stations $100 2% Dunkin Donuts $25 3% Sunoco $50 1.5% IHOP $25 8% Long Horn Steak $25 9% Wawa $25 1.5% Little Caesar’s Pizza $20 8% HOME IMPROVEMENT Olive Garden $25 9% Home Depot $25 4% Outback $25 8% Home Depot $100 4% Panera Bread $10/$25 9% Home Depot $500 4% PF Chang’s $25 8% Lowe’s $25 4% Pizza Hut $10 8% Lowe’s $100 4% Quick Check $25 2% Red Lobster $25 9% HOME DÉCOR Red Robin $25 9% A.C Moore $25 8% Ruby Tuesday $25 8% Bed, Bath & Beyond $25 7% Smashburger $10 10% Starbuck’s $10 7% Home Goods $25 7% Starbucks $25 7% Home Goods $100 7% Subway $10 6% Pottery Barn $25/ $100 8% For a complete list of all retailers available visit: shopwithscrip.com Make Checks payable to : “Our Lady of Victories Scrip” Our Lady of Victories School Family Scrip Order Form Family Last Name __________________________________ Phone Number ________________ E– Mail Address __________________________________ Order Total $ ____________ Order Date ________________________________________ Thank you for supporting this parish fundraiser. May God continue to bless you and your family! Product Denom. % Qty. Total Product Denom % Qty. Total DISCOUNT STORES Sally Beauty $25 12% Target $25/$50 2% Sephora $25 5% Target $100 2% ULTA $25 4% Walmart/ Sam’s $25 2.5% Walgreens $25 6% Club Walgreens $100 6% Walmart/ Sam’s $50 2.5% Club ONLINE & MAIL ORDER Walmart/ Sam’s $100 2.5% Amazon.com $25 3% Club Amazon.com $100 3% Walmart/ Sam’s $250 2.5% Fandango $25 4% Club Groupon $25 7% ELECTRONICS & OFFICE I Tunes $15/ $25 5% Best Buy $25 3% Omaha Steaks $25 11% Best Buy $100 3% Overstock.com $25 8% Game Stop $25 3% Shutterfly $25 12% Office Depot/Max $25 5% Zappos.com $25 8% Staples $25 5% ENTERTAINMENT/ BOOKSTORES Staples $100 5% AMC/ Loews $25 8% SPECIALTY RETAILERS AMC Single Ticket $12 10% American Girl $25 9% Barnes & Noble $10 9% American Girl $100 9% Barnes & Noble $25 9% Bath & Body Works $10 13% Barnes & Noble Bath & Body Works $25 13% College Bookstore $25 11% Build—A Bear $25 8% Regal Theaters $25 8% Claire’s $10 9% AMERICAN EXPRESS/ VISA/ DISCOVER Hallmark Cards $25 4% American Express $25 1.25% Harmon Face Values $25 7% American Express $100 1.25% Harmon Face Values $100 7% American Express $200 1.25% JoAnn’s Fabric $25 6% Visa $50 1.25% Michael’s $25 4% Visa $100 1.25% Pet– Smart $25 4% Visa $250 1.25% Discover $50 1.25% For a complete list of all retailers available Discover $100 1.25% visit: shopwithscrip.com Visit the Great Lakes web-site at: shop- withscrip.com to see the comprehensive list of retailers. If you’d like to place an order from a retailer that is not listed on our order form, please fill in the blank grid below. Product Denom. % Qty. Total Complete this chart for the Vendors that are not found on the previous pages and are included on the shopwithscrip.com site. Our enrollment code is 362543B56741. You can complete an order online, print the order,and send payment to the office on Monday for a pick up on Friday. RaiseRight is the mobile app from shopwithscrip.com. With the option of PrestoPay registration and payment, you can order ScripNow® electronic gift cards eCards on your RaiseRight with immediate access. For gift giving, you can order eCards and make your payment using PrestoPay, and print out your eCard on your home printer. It can then be used just like a physical gift card, or you can use it for online shopping by entering the card number and PIN at the checkout page. Below are some of the merchants offering only eCards: Abercrombie & Fitch, AutoZone eGift Card, Baskin Robbins, Cheesecake Factory eGift Card, Dunkin Donuts eGift Card, FandangoNOW, Forever 21, Google Play, Grubhub, Hollister, Hulu, Jersey Mike’s Subs, Legal Sea Foods, Nintendo eShop, Office Depot, Pep Boys, Petco, QVC, Sling TV, Sony PlayStation Plus/Store, Stitch Fix, Stub Hub, Sunglass Hut, The North Face, Topgolf, Uber, Uber Eats Please support this important school fundraiser for our school. School parents are required to purchase $2,500 in Gift Cards as part off their work bond requirement. Any purchase over the $2,500 earns you 1 service hour. Ask your relatives or co-workers to participate in this easy fundraiser. Any questions, please contact Mrs. Farrell at the school office. THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT OF OLV !!! Revised 9/2020 .
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