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Box Tops 4 Education Contest! We Won A Box Tops 4 Education Contest! Please gather up all your box tops you've been saving for the school year and send them in to school. The sooner the better! Saint Joseph School won a "matching" contest through Roundy's (Copps Grocery Store). What does that mean? All box tops submitted by our school this year will be matched dollar for dollar up to $2,000. We've never submitted that many box tops (20,000) but if ever there was a time, its now! Please gather up the tops and ask your family and friends to do the same and send them in so that we can process them and get them mailed in by the end of May. A special thank you to Jennifer Carew as she received multiple submission forms for this contest and we were able to share them (as the entries were valid one per address). One of the people who sent in a form was chosen as the winner! There is a list of participating products in the envelope today as a reminder of all the places you can clip and save. Be sure to sign up online at www.boxtdps4education.com as there are some great coupons for you as well as some ideas on how to save more box tops for the school. Clip Box Tops and earn cash for your school! [TstoUCffn^iSiaf ^arn cas'1 ^or Vour s^00' every time you shop for groceries. Clip Box Tops from hundreds of your — favorite products.* Each Box Tops coupon is worth 1 OC for your school— and that adds up fast! 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