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September 13, 2008
It's not unusual for many GLSC customers to rack up 60% of their annual scrip earnings in the traditional holiday shopping season. But this year, your traditional holiday season will be cut short. And if you don't plan ahead, your scrip program may suffer.
Learn what you can do to prepare for the "Holiday Calendar Crunch".
August 5, 2008 By Tim Koenigsknecht Director of Customer Development, Great Lakes Scrip Center
"Can I pay for my scrip with a credit card?"
If you're like most GLSC coordinators, that's a question you hear all the time. For many families, credit cards are the preferred way to shop, as they accumulate rewards, airline miles and rebates. It's difficult to convince these families to participate in your scrip program if you can't accommodate their preferred way to pay. The problem is, the freebies that entice families to pay with credit cards, aren't really "free". Find out more about the ugly math of credit cards.
August 6, 2008 By Tim Koenigsknecht Director of Customer Development, Great Lakes Scrip Center
In part one of "The Trouble With Credit Cards", we shared the ugly math of credit cards and true costs to your scrip program. We showed you how typical merchant fees can consume almost 40% of the average scrip program's profit. And we showed you how families who purchase low margin gift cards with credit cards can even cause you to lose money! Learn more about battling this fiscal foolishness
March 6, 2008 By Laura Tew Great Lakes Scrip Center
At only three years old, the SCRIP program at Holy Cross School in Dover, Delaware is growing by leaps and bounds. Christine Simon and Maria Shroyer took over the fledgling program two years ago and have developed seven ways to better their program. Read how they did it. Read The Full Article
October 15, 2007 By Ginny Weidner Great Lakes Scrip Center
Divine Mercy School in Faribault, Minnesota has always had one of the leading scrip programs in the country. They have been a strong customer of
Great Lakes Scrip Center customer since 1998 with 160 to 170 families who participate in this Pre-K thru 6th grade school. Not surprisingly, Divine
Mercy was one of the first schools to begin using GLSC’s free ShopWithScrip online scrip management tool.
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