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Scrip

What is Scrip?

There are two programs that New School uses to raise money for the Scholarship Fund: eScrip and SchoolPop. In each case New School receives around 3% of the value of the purchases you make at participating stores. That means that if you spend, for example, $100 a week on groceries and gas you could be contributing $150 per year to the scholarship fund … at no cost to you.

Please browse the lists of participating stores below and consider signing up for these programs; with little effort on your part you can be a major contributor to the scholarship fund which is an important part of New School's place in the community.

Electronic scrip

You register your debit/credit cards with eScrip and SchoolPop and when you use those cards at participating stores, New School gets a percentage of your purchase. Once you have registered there is no more work; it's all automatic and there are no registration fees. Full details and privacy policies are posted at the web sites - see below.

eScrip

Website: http://www.escrip.com

Signup details: "New School", Group id# 137699019

 

Stores include:

  • Whole Foods Market Payless Shoe Source
  • Cody's bookstore
  • Chevron
  • Safeway (incl. Club Card purchases)

SchoolPop

Website: http://www.schoolpop.com

Signup details: "New School of Berkeley", Group id # 117617

SchoolPop - online shopping.

In addition, over 300 on-line retailers participate in SchoopPop. All you need to do is start your shopping from www.schoolpop.com and navigate from the Shopping tab direct to the on-line retailer, and then make your purchase using one of the cards that you have registered. The percentages that they contribute vary but here are some examples: Florist.com (13%), REI (3%), Office Max (3%), Office Depot (3%), Gap and Gap Kids (2.5%), Amazon (3%), Barnes and Noble (3.5%), Discovery Store (4%), Expedia.com (up to 1%), American Red Cross (6%), The Learning Co (6%).

 


Some of the tiles that were made as part of a fund raiser and now adorn the Peace Circle.