It’s hard to believe that spring has sprung and summer is just around the corner! For decades Energizer has supported organizations helping to make a positive impact in local communities and around the world. This spring as part of the Energizer campaign—that’s positivenergy—they’re “building” on that commitment in a new way through a partnership with Habitat for Humanity®.
Working with baseball legend and philanthropist Cal Ripken, Jr., Energizer is donating more than $300,000 and 1,000 volunteer hours to Habitat through a multi-city series of volunteer projects to help build new homes and revitalize existing homes for those in need.
Here’s where you can get involved. With the rising cost of utilities, we can all use a little bit of help right? Especially if we have a really hot summer! So, beyond helping Habitat, Energizer is doing something to help us all out. In addition to the series of volunteer projects, you will see the Energizer and Habitat for Humanity partnership coming to the shelves of your favorite stores.
Through the Energizer Utility Cash program, you can collect codes from select Energizer battery and lighting products and redeem them online for savings, up to $25 total savings each per person/household/email address, off your own utility bill. You start earning rewards with just two codes and will need 10 codes total to earn the full $25. Or you can help make a positive impact and choose to turn the codes into a donation to Habitat for Humanity®.
1. Once you are finished collecting your codes, visit www.nowthatspositivenergy.com/utilities to enter your codes.
2. You must enter your codes all at once.
3. The last day to redeem codes is 3/31/13 at 11:59 p.m. ET.
Win It
One
of Being Frugal and Making It Work’s Readers will win:
two (2) specially marked packages of Energizer Max AA batteries with special codes!
two (2) specially marked packages of Energizer Max AA batteries with special codes!
The giveaway is open to US residents only, 18 years old or older. The winner will be chosen at random via Rafflecopter, and the winner will be notified
by e-mail. Make sure to leave your e-mail, or have your contact
available on your blogger profile. The winner will have 48 hours to
respond, and if there is no response another winner will be chosen.
Disclaimer: I received one or more of the products mentioned above for free. Regardless, I only recommend products or services I use personally and/or believe will be a good fit for my readers. The views and opinions expressed on this blog are purely my own. Results may vary. No monetary compensation was
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26 comments:
We turn off lights when we leave a room.
I use energy saver light bulbs.
janetfaye (at) gmail (dot) com
We launder our clothes in cold water
Kims2312@verizon.net
We use fans in the house so the A/C doesn't have to work as hard.
We turn lights off, keep air and heating at minimum temps, and try to keep appliances unplugged when not in use :) *Thanks* for the giveaway!
wash laundry in cold water
We purchased energy efficient appliances.
tarter95 at hotmail dot com
We have been trying to turn off all the lights when we are done using them
urbancwgrl84(at)yahoo(dot)com
OPen the blinds and turn off lights during the day.
seyma_bennett@hotmail.com
Turn off lights, use energy efficent bulbs, service furnace regularly and change filter.
beh2351@frontier.com
LED bulbs on motion sensors and timers!
I hang my laundry outside
Sandy VanHoey
I unplug chargers and other electronics that are not in use. Email: yona(at)pricelesswriters.com
I use insulated curtains
we turn off all our lights when we leave the house
christinejessamine at hotmail dot com
clothes on the line
turn lights off
We always make sure that out air conditioner filter is changed out, and of course turning out lights we are not using:) Thanks for the giveaway!
Turning off lights and opening the blinds for daylight,trying to reduce hot shower times.
I wash our clothes in cold water and hang them outside to dry
turn off lights when leaving rooms
I only have the light on in the room I am in and only if there isn't enough sunlight coming through. :)
Over the past year, we have bought a new energy efficient refrigerator, plugged our tv's into power strips which we turn off when we leave the house or room for hours, wash in cold water, and changed the lights in the basement.
btjfarnham at yahoo dot com
Well, it's almost 90 degrees and we still haven't turned on our AC. I hate having big electric bills, so I try to keep the AC off as long as possible.
I wash laundry in cold water & line dry when possible. tylerpants(at)gmail.com
we turn up our air conditioner during the day to reduce cost
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