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Win a $100 GC from Subway and Earn Rewards for Your School!

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Subway’s School Rewards program is a great way to earn money for your favorite school just by eating at Subway. Schools can use the money for supplies, athletic equipment — whatever they need most! To participate, simply pick up a Subway card, load it with funds, link it to your school and use it to pay for your Subway meals.

Teachers can also sign up for a Get Fit for the Fun of It kit from SubwayKids.com as a way to help their students get and stay fit!

One lucky Deal Seeking Mom reader will win a $100 Subway gift card. Link the card to your favorite school and begin earning cash rewards for the school with every purchase on your gift card!

To enter, tell me about your favorite budget-friendly gifts for teachers!

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Every reader has four methods available to enter this contest. Choose one each of any combination of method one, two, three, or four for up to a total of 4 entries!!!

Methods of entry:

1. Leave a comment. Share your budget-friendly teacher gift ideas!

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4. Subscribe to my feed via RSS or email. You must confirm your email subscription for it to be a valid entry! Leave a separate comment letting me know you have done so. If you’re already a subscriber, simply leave a separate comment letting me know you’re already subscribed. Lovin’ my subscribers! You guys make this all possible.

Prize:
(1) $100 Subway Gift Card

This giveaway ends at noon PST on Monday, 11/16. I’ll use Random.org to select the winning comment. Winner will be notified by email on and listed on my Giveaway Winners page. Good luck!

While you’re in a contest entering mood, don’t forget to check out the Giveaway Gathering for a variety of contests being hosted on Deal Seeking Mom readers’ blogs!

Reader Interactions

Comments

  2. Faye

    I like to make gift baskets for teachers, usually with a theme. Last year was “movie night” with microwaveable popcorn, a blockbuster gift card, boxed movie candy, and a tub to put popcorn in. It was a big hit!

  7. Mary

    Wow! This is such a generous giveaway and an wonderful offer from Subway.Thanks!

    Btw, never saw the forums before. Off to check that out now.:D

  8. Kimberly Cakal

    I love to give gift certificates to our restaurant-so ,not only do the teachers get to have a night out but, my sons also wait on them when they are there so they actually get to spend some time getting to know my kids better.We would love to win the card.My two teenage sons and I love subway-and being on a diabetic diet their sandwiches allow me to eat out without messing up my diet. Kim C

  10. Alana C

    Love your blog and receiving your emails everyday for more ways to save. I have to say since i’ve joined this group i’ve saved loads of money and in this economy we all could use a little extra cash in our pockets. Thanks for breaking everything down and teaching us how to be better savers! I am already a registered user so this comment is for the subway gift card giveaway which would help so much during this time while we are struggling with my husband out of work. Thanks for your help and insperation.

  11. Melissa

    My daughter loves making cookies and the little sleighs made out of candy and putting them in a cute tin or box (a lot of nice ones available at the dollar stores) and dressing them up with ribbons. We already make a TON of cookies, so it’s not much extra at all!

  13. Martha

    I subscribe via email. My son is still a baby but I am giving his babysitter 50% of her weekly fee and gift certificates to TRU for her grandkids that I have gotten for free when shopping there!

  16. Kelli

    I’ve not had to deal with this yet, but I think that something personal from the student is the best way to go. Either a letter or drawing or poem that tells a memory that kid has had. Right now, I give my day care provider a box of homemade cookies/candies.

  20. pad4631

    When my boys were in high school – 3 at one time – and had a different teacher for each subject, plus coaches, plus all the great people in the office, I used to bake 5-6 batches of brownies, cut them into squares, and have the boys deliver the boxes to the faculty lounge saying Merry Christmas from
    name, graduation year for all 3 boys. Kept that up till the last one graduated, and kept including all 3 boys on it to remind them of the impact they had on our family and how grateful we were to them.

  22. Amber

    I always make sure the Teacher recieves something homemade by my child. I makes it more special in my eyes that a child put their whole heart into making an extra special gift for them!

  24. S. Davis

    I send a short email survey near the beginning of the school year to the classroom teachers, then watch for sales/coupons for their favorite snacks & candle scents. Scored some great clearance chocolate at WG before Halloween candy went out & some Glade candle scents with all their great coupons this fall. My kids can pay themselves for things the teachers will actually use because we get each item less than $1!

  29. npenman

    I also make unique, personalized gifts. From a classroom picture pillow, to hall way passes with the teachers info -laminated, hot/cold compress made of jasmine rice, personalized notepads, and many other hand made things that teachers need. I always add a personal gift that is just for her. This way, she gets the best of both worlds!

  30. Tina

    As an educator myself, I truly enjoy handmade cards that the children make. It makes it really special when parents give all creativity to their children and allow them to create something that came from them. One year I recieved a photo of me and one of my students inside a frame that was decorated by my student. I still have it after 6 years!