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LORAIN, Ohio (WJW) – The hugely popular Rockin ‘on the River concert series at Black River Landing in Lorain joined the fight against COVID-19 on Wednesday night.

In an effort to promote vaccinations, Mercy Health has partnered with Lorain Public County Health and Rockin ‘Concerts for an event called Vaxxin’ on the River.

The first 5,000 people vaccinated through the portal received a $ 10 gift card and free entry, while unvaccinated participants had to pay $ 10 and were encouraged to get vaccinated.

However, if unvaccinated people agreed to be vaccinated, they also avoided registration fees and also received a $ 10 gift card once vaccinated. The funds were made available through American Rescue Act funding, according to Lorain Mayor Jack Bradley.

Although the mayor said 60 percent of Lorain has been vaccinated, parts of the community are around 30 percent, including the southern end.

“Mercy Health actually came up with the idea, and I saw Lorain County Public Health and Bob Earley from Rockin ‘on the River doing this and I thought it was a way to give back to people who have. been vaccinated and want to get vaccinated, ”Bradley said.

The main actor of the concert was Lita Ford, a former member of the Runaways. The Michael Weber Show was also on stage. Throughout the evening, spectators were able to take advantage of a number of food and drink vendors and get vaccinated.

Lorain County Public Health set up a trailer and offered the vaccine from the time the doors opened at 5 p.m. until 7 p.m. The response was so great that at some point they had to leave and pick up more doses of the vaccine.

An estimated 10,000 people attended the concert, which has been voted “Best Concert Hall on Lake Erie” by Lake Erie Living Magazine for three consecutive years.

“I just love coming to concerts, it’s a great place,” said Wendy Just, who took advantage of the free vaccine, “I always said, I would, but I mean, it was just the most convenient way to do it, and I also like the free ticket.

Char Wray, chief nurse for Mercy Health, said the goal was to have fun and get people vaccinated in a family environment.

“The thought process was how to celebrate people’s immunizations and celebrate the return to normalcy in a healthy way,” Wray said.

Everyone involved called the event a great success.

For more information on vaccination clinics in Lorain County, people can visit LorainCountyHealth.com.

Three years ago, a startup called Miles launched a free app with the goal of becoming something of an all-travel rewards program, with a focus on clean transportation. Cover enough ground by bike, bus, metro, or even on foot, and you’ll be rewarded with “miles” (aka points) that could be redeemed for perks at Starbucks or discounts on services like Audi Silvercar.

I was curious, so I used Miles for a little over a year. I was living in New York City at the time and did a lot of walking and subway rides every day, with occasional trips by bike and bus. I was in a great place to rack up miles without having to change my habits, so I shook off the nasty feeling of letting another app know my location to see if that occasional free coffee was worth it.

It never was for me. While Miles had teased gift cards from places like Amazon, Target, and Starbucks, the rewards I saw were always far less appealing or tangible. Know all kinds of introductory offer announcements you hear in the middle of podcasts? These seemed to dominate the Miles app. I racked up thousands of miles but had little to spend on them other than temporarily free or discounted subscriptions to services like Hello Fresh.

Now Miles says he’s about to change some of that. On Wednesday, he will announce a $ 12.5 million round of funding led by Scrum Ventures, which includes Japan Airlines, TransLink Capital and a host of others. The funding will help the startup to create “Miles 2.0”, which will offer many new rewards and types rewards – like, possibly, PayPal credits, airline miles, or even cash.

First, however, Miles CEO Jigar Shah said The edge in an interview the company has already made many changes to the app, especially since the start of last year, when it was forced to reshuffle during the pandemic. With people all over the world isolating themselves, and both using public transport and as kilometers traveled by vehicles are decreasing, Shah says Miles began tweaking his rewards system to encourage outdoor activities he already followed where social distancing was possible (like walking, running and biking) . The Miles team also worked on creating new rewards that didn’t require going to physical stores. They brought in new partners, including streaming services like Disney Plus and FandangoNOW, as well as home delivery startups like wine company Winc.

“We went from almost 40 to 60 different partnerships in 90 days in March, April and May of last year,” says Shah. The Miles team has also started pulling other levers, like the number of miles it costs to redeem certain rewards. It also added a charity feature, where miles can be donated to nonprofits on the platform. If these nonprofits collect enough miles, they receive payment directly from the startup. (Thresholds and payouts vary by charity and are negotiated with Miles.)

All of these changes accelerated Miles’ overall growth last year and through 2021, Shah says. More and more people used the app and more of their miles were redeemed. Of the 12 billion miles collected by users to date, 3.5 billion have been redeemed for around 7 million rewards, he says. Miles also claims to have generated more than $ 200 million in revenue to date for its rewards partners. While it can be difficult to gauge these numbers, it is evident that they were at the very least good enough to convince investors to come together for a Series A round.

The miles have attracted new reward partners along the way, which Shah says may help resolve the issue I encountered with the app. On Wednesday it will announce even more, including Lego, Buffalo Wild Wings, Garmin, Sam’s Club, Chewy, Wayfair, Rover and HP. However, it still offers plenty of subscription services, as some of its more recent offerings include ButcherBox, Harry’s Razors, and Craftsy.

Shah admits that the balance was probably not right at the start. “I think [in the] early days we were building the market, and it all depended on the quality of the market [versus] the amount of the market, and I think we couldn’t fight both, ”he said. “And we chose quantity at that point over quality. “

The Miles pitch initially made in 2018 of constant location tracking in exchange for rewards raised eyebrows, to say the least. In theory, this idea was After heavy over the past three years as reports of Motherboard and The New York Times discovered how much of a black market there is for the precise location data created by our phones.

Miles maintains that he does not share any location data with his reward partners, and Shah takes his company’s position as an intermediary seriously in this regard. “They are not getting any data at the moment,” he said emphatically. “Even at the aggregate level, even at the anonymized level, they just don’t get anything. The only thing they get is to put a reward on our platform. As Shah explained in 2018, the selling point is that Miles created a “predictive marketing AI platform” that is supposed to match users with appropriate offers based on their behaviors – kinda as a smarter version of ad tags.

What Miles comes closest to sharing information about the actual movements of people is in dealing with cities and transit agencies, Shah says. Even then, it is offered in aggregate and abstract form. “[Say] 14% of San Francisco residents walk after taking a train trip, and their median walking distance is 0.7 miles. It’s the data formation “that cities or transit agencies get in a dashboard created by Miles,” he says.

(Cities and transit agencies don’t necessarily have any goods to sell, so Miles may create “challenges” in its app that encourage, for example, metro use. For example, the Miles app may encourage users to take the subway to work instead of driving in exchange for a reward from another partner.)

If you want to be optimistic about all of this, you can think of Miles as some kind of avant-garde to try to deliver. some sort of compensation for being tracked – something other apps are probably already doing without your knowledge. A $ 5 Target gift card isn’t as progressive an idea as a federal law requiring tech companies to pay people for the work of generating data while using their services. But that’s more than what we’re getting right now.

“It’s more than what we’re getting right now” is also a pretty dark place. So it will be up to Miles users to decide whether the tradeoff is worth it, as the company adds new rewards and continues to tweak the platform to change the underlying balance. With that in mind, the best we can hope for might not necessarily be that users get free coffee every now and then, but the promise of one gets a few more people to experience the. driving a bus for the first time.

Spencer Rattler of Oklahoma and Brock Purdy of Iowa State were two of four Big 12 quarterbacks named on the Davey O’Brien Award watchlist on Tuesday.

The watchlist revealed the 30 quarterbacks that the Fort Worth, Texas-based award tracks for the 2021 season. The winner will be announced in December. The O’Brien is awarded to the best quarterback in the country. He is named after the former TCU quarterback.

Rattler led the Sooners to the Big 12 Championship last year, despite back-to-back losses early in the season to Kansas State and Iowa State. After winning the Big 12 title, the Sooners went on to beat Florida in the Cotton Bowl. In many preseason polls, the Sooners are considered a Top 5 team this year. Rattler was an O’Brien semi-finalist last season.

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Purdy led the Cyclones to one of their best seasons ever, winning nine games and placing atop the Big 12 standings in the regular season. Despite losing to OU in the Big 12 title game, the Cyclones beat Oregon in the Fiesta Bowl. In most preseason polls, the Cyclones are in the Top 10. Purdy has been a two-time semi-finalist for the O’Brien Award.

The other two Big 12 quarterbacks on the preseason watch list are TCU’s Max Duggan and Oklahoma State’s Spencer Sanders.

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2021 Quarterback Davey O’Brien National Award Watchlist

(Big 12 players in bold)

Connor Bazelak, Missouri, So., 6-3, 212, Dayton, Ohio

Charlie Brewer, Utah, Sr., 6-1, 210, Austin, Texas

Matt Corral, Ole Miss, Jr., 6-1, 205, Ventura, Calif.

Malik Cunningham, Louisville, Jr., 6-1, 200, Montgomery, Alabama.

Dustin Crum, Kent State, Sr., 6-3, 207, Grafton, Ohio

Jayden Daniels, State of Arizona, So., 6-3, 185, San Bernardino, California.

JT Daniels, Georgia, Jr., 6-3, 210, Irvine, Calif.

Max Duggan, TCU, Jr., 6-2, 201, Council Bluffs, Iowa

Dillon Gabriel, UCF, Jr., 6-0, 200, Mililani, Hawaii

Frank Harris, UTSA, Sr., 6-0, 200, Schertz, Texas

Sam Howell, NC, Jr., 6-1, 220, Indian Trail, NC

Phil Jurkovec, Boston College, Jr., 6-5, 226, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.

D’Eriq King, Miami, Sr., 5-11, 195, Manvel, Texas

Levi Lewis, Louisiana, Sr., 5-10, 184, Baton Rouge, Louisiana.

Grayson McCall, Coast Carolina, So., 6-3, 210, Indian Trail, North Carolina

Graham Mertz, Wisconsin, So., 6-3, 225, Overland Park, Kan.

McKenzie Milton, Florida State, Sr., 5-11, 192, Kapolei, Hawaii

Tanner Morgan, Minnesota, Sr., 6-2, 215, Union, Ky.

Michael Penix Jr., Indiana, Jr., 6-3, 218, Tampa, Florida.

Brock Purdy, State of Iowa, Sr., 6-1, 220, Gilbert, Arizona.

Spencer Rattler, Oklahoma, So., 6-1, 200, Phoenix, Arizona.

Desmond Ridder, Cincinnati, Sr., 6-4, 215, Louisville, Ky.

Spencer Sanders, Oklahoma State, Jr., 6-1, 205, Denton, Texas

Kedon Slovis, USC, Jr., 6-3, 215, Scottsdale, Arizona.

Nick Starkel, State of San José, Sr., 6-3, 214, Argyle, Texas

Carson Strong, Nevada, Jr., 6-4, 215, Vacaville, Calif.

Dorian Thompson-Robinson, UCLA, Sr., 6-1, 200, Las Vegas, Nevada.

DJ Uiagalelei, Clemson, So, 6-4, 250, Inland Empire, Calif.

Grant Wells, Marshall, R-Fr., 6-2, 210, Charleston, W.Va.

Malik Willis, Liberty, Jr., 6-1, 215, Atlanta, Georgia.

Tuesday is Ben Simmons’ 25th birthday. The following text string is completely wrong even though we wish it wasn’t.

TOBI H: Hi all! Big 2-5 is coming for Ben. Any idea what we can do for him?

D MOREY: How about Dame & 2 1sts #kiddingnotkidding

TOBI H: Daryl.

SETH C: There is a pop-a-shot game that we can order online for

M SCOTT: cool cool can we send it to wimbledon

SETH C: he’s not here anymore

M SCOTT: where is he

D MOREY: Probably at the place of the dunker on the baseline! #rimshot

TOBI H: Daryl, you were supposed to help us, and it’s not helping.

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M ZUMOFF: Morey turns garbage into gold!

TYRESE M: how about a trip to disney world? I bet he and his girlfriend would like it. Has this thought crossed anyone’s mind?

DOC: No.

TYRESE M: Why?

DOC: Do you want me to pay for Ben Simmons to fly to Florida?

TYRESE M: I asked the question

DOC: I will spend this 1.

TOBI H: Her brother might want 2gb 2. How many tix would we get?

M ZUMOFF: Think 3.

DWIGHT H: seriously why would any1 want to send any1 to orlando

JOSH H: I have enough $$$ to buy him a medium-sized island

D MOREY: Impressive. Can we leave it there? # shipwrecked

TOBI H: Find a new tilt, Daryl.

SAM H: A surprise party maybe? if we accumulate enough assets we should be able to swap them 2 times 4 a reservation on Tuesday night @ Barclay Prime

FURK K: I could jump off the cake

SHAKE M: MDR

S O’NEIL: I’m saying we all sign a card and put $ 0.75 in it.

TOBI H: Why?

S O’NEIL: Because we all know he doesn’t want any part of a 4th trimester! #skater

BRETT B: The best thing for Ben would be spending time with a sports psychologist. 1 session / week. That’s what I wish him. I would like a minimum one week session and he would be released. His world would open up.

JIMMY B: Yes indeed

JJ R: Could offer him a gift certificate for 1 free appearance on my pod!

JIMMY B: oooh let me go too. I will bring a nice merlot, dog

MATISSE T: not sure about all this. if we prepare him perfectly and give him a nice gift, how do we know he won’t pass it on to someone else

DANNY G: I don’t like the atmosphere here. Too many jokes at Ben’s expense. Pretty bad when Philly fans do it.

JIMMY B: boo … fucking hoo

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M ZUMOFF: Green aspect 2 lock all windows and doors on this wire!

ERIC JR: I wouldn’t say that to Ben’s face only to my burner but we let him sit a whole scary year so he can win ROY what else we have to do to him 4

DOC: Maybe we could send him and his girlfriend to Disney World.

TOBI H: Doc, didn’t you just say you wouldn’t pay to send it to Disney World?

SETH C: Do you think he would like to go? Do you think he would have fun there?

DOC: I don’t know the answer to that yet.

M ZUMOFF: Doc on the swing!

LEBRON J: what about disneyland? He can hang out with me here in LA.

D MOREY: Give us Kuzma and 3 2 and it’s done. #westcoastlivin

TOBI H: Guys, we’re not going anywhere. Any other suggestions?

Joël E: new phone that say

(WXYZ) – Central Michigan University launched a vaccine incentive program with prizes, including four scholarships equivalent to a full year of schooling and hundreds of gift cards.

Completely vaccinated students can register online to participate in the incentive program. And, while they can only enter once, students are eligible for each draw made after they register.

“The earlier a student registers, the more likely they are to win prizes,” Jennifer DeHaemers, CMU’s vice president for student recruitment and retention, said in a press release.

CMU will choose 101 winners in each of the four scheduled draws. The winners will be announced on August 2 and 23, September 13 and October 4. In each draw, 100 students will receive a $ 75 gift card, and one student will win a full scholarship. All attendees will also get a 20% discount at CMU Bookstore, DeHaemers said.

The scholarship will be equivalent to the value of 15 national credit hours for undergraduates or up to nine national credit hours for graduate students, per semester, for the fall 2021 and spring 2022 semesters.

International students and medical school students can also participate, and students from the main campus and the global campus are eligible to receive awards.

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BILOXI, Miss. (WLOX) – Blood banks fight every day to stay afloat. Organizations like the American Red Cross constantly express the need for blood donation, especially now that donations are low.

Every time someone rolls up their sleeve to donate blood, they save up to three lives. Blood needs have increased since the pandemic, putting a strain on healthcare.

“Typically there are about three days of supply in hospital blood banks,” said Denise Smith, Mississippi Red Cross account manager. “Currently, nationally, we’re sitting down to about a half-day supply. It is very scary.

Smith said the Red Cross now aims to collect more than 1,000 additional blood donations each day to meet demand. However, to do this, you need volunteers.

“I just think people don’t donate. I don’t know if they’re scared, but it’s not that bad, come and try it, ”David Endris.

Many donors regularly give the gift of life and have made a connection. Claire Bass said she has realized from personal experiences how vital donations are.

“When my dad was sick about 25 years ago I saw what the blood did for him and it was just amazing,” Bass said. “It just gives them new life, you know. “

As more and more people go on summer trips, Smith said the need for blood is critical. In addition, with the recent crime rate and vehicle accidents, the need is vital.

“Think about all the gunshots that have happened recently,” Smith said. “These patients could end up using more than 30 units of blood for a gunshot victim,” she said. “So that also pulls on the blood supply. “

Smith also said donated blood is needed during surgeries and various other treatments.

“In April, we started testing for sickle cell traits and it’s actually a way for our donors who identify as black or African American to find out if I have that trait,” Smith said.

Smith said the test helps quickly identify units of blood that can go directly to these sickle cell patients for proper treatment, which is another need that is growing during the pandemic.

Retired Air Force veterans David Endris and Bass say they will do whatever they can to help others and encourage everyone to do the same.

“I help people in this country and with my blood if they need it I’m glad someone can use it,” Endris said.

“I think more people should be doing it,” Bass said. “The first time it’s a little scary and I think I passed out a little bit, but afterwards it’s easy.”

The American Red Cross will be hosting more than 20 blood drives this week on July 21.

• American Red Cross Office, Gulfport 9 am-2pm
• Gateway United Methodist Church, Gulfport 12 pm-5pm
• Gautier Battle of the Badges – FUMS, 12 p.m. – 5 p.m.
• Diamondhead Community Center, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
• Ocean Springs Civic Center 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
• George County Community, Holiday Inn 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.

Smith said different businesses now realize how great the need for blood is, some have partnered with the Red Cross to get more people to donate.

“Amazon has partnered with the American Red Cross nationwide and is offering a $ 10 Amazon electronic gift card to all donors who come by the end of July,” Smith said. “Then the biggest thing is that at the end of July there will be a raffle, three donors across the country will be chosen to win a year of free gasoline valued at $ 5,000. “

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HARTFORD – People who have not yet been vaccinated against COVID-19 will have the opportunity to do so next week at the Van Buren County Youth Fair, at the corner of Red Arrow Road and St. county 681.

As an added incentive, free VISA gift cards will be distributed on a first come, first served basis to those who do.

COVID-19 vaccines will be available from July 19 to July 24 near the entrance to the fairgrounds for people 12 and older, according to Danielle Persky, health worker for the Van Buren / Cass district health department , who coordinates the clinic with the Van Buren Youth Fair, LTS Management Group, Michigan Department of Health and Human Services and United Way of Southwest Michigan.

It is not compulsory to receive a vaccine to attend the youth fair, however, health officials hope people will take the opportunity to get vaccinated, due to a recent increase in the nationwide, positive cases of the Delta variant of COVID -19.

“The spread of the Delta variant threatens to slow the progress we’ve made in tackling the COVID-19 pandemic,” Persky said. “As the prevalence of the Delta variant continues to increase, it is important that individuals get vaccinated against COVID-19. You can significantly reduce the risk of symptomatic COVID-19 infection by receiving one of the available vaccines. “

55% of Van Buren County residents received at least one dose of the COVID-19 vaccine on Friday, compared to 62.5% overall in Michigan, according to the Department of Health’s COVID-19 vaccine dashboard and Michigan Social Services.

Pfizer and Janssen (Johnson & Johnson) vaccines will be available at the Van Buren County Youth Fair clinic. The hours to receive the vaccines follow: Monday, 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. Tuesday, 12 pm-6pm; Wednesday, 10 am-6pm; Thursday and Friday, 2 p.m. to 8 p.m. Saturday, 12 p.m. – 6 p.m.

Adults 18 and over will receive a $ 50 Visa gift card after the Pfizer or Janssen vaccination. Youth ages 12 to 17 will receive a $ 25 Visa gift card after receiving a Pfizer vaccine. First and second dose COVID-19 vaccines will be available.

Health officials say there is only a limited number of gift cards to hand out, so they can’t guarantee one for every attendee. Visa gift cards can be used anywhere Visa credit cards are accepted. One gift card will be offered per person.

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The place of children offers a new promotion on back to school and summer clothing with up to 60% off! Plus, clearance is now up to 80% off, there’s a $ 10 gift card offer, and you’ll get free shipping on every order!

You will find the following offers until July 31 on Children’s Place website HERE:

* Polos at $ 5 and more

* Up to 60% discount on uniforms

* Up to 60% off essential uniforms

* 40% discount on backpacks

* $ 3.99 and above Graphic T-shirts

* $ 7.99 and above all basic jeans

* Up to 50% discount on the stock shop

* Up to 50% off leggings

* Up to 60% off dresses

* Up to 50% off all shorts

* $ 4.99 and more Halloween

* Up to 50% discount on shoes

* Up to 50% discount for baby / toddler

* $ 4.75 and over

* 60-80% excluding liquidation

Plus, get free delivery every day with no minimum.

Gift card offer: Until September 13, 2021, get a $ 10 gift certificate with a gift card purchase of $ 40 or more on their website.

$ 10 off: Plus, get $ 10 off a purchase of $ 40 or more when you sign up to receive emails on their website and when you sign up for SMS alerts.

See all the details and sales on The Children’s Place website HERE.

• Target, Walmart, HEB, Instacart, Shipt participate in Ibotta’s Back to School Free for All.
• Get a free five-star notebook, Ticonderoga pencils, and other free school supplies with Ibotta.
• The free school supplies in the Ibotta promotion are freebies after 100% off.

A popular cashback app and rewards platform gives free school supplies to millions of students.

Ibotta on Wednesday announced its partnership with brands such as Five Star, Kleenex, Skippy and Nature’s Own to “give students a free set of backpacks and lunch boxes to help ease the financial burden on families ahead of the year. school 2021-2022 “.

Like other Ibotta offers, “Back to School Free for All” items are free after discounts, while supplies last. They include a three-subject notebook, a pack of 12 Ticonderoga pencils, a box of tissues, and the ingredients for the peanut butter and jelly sandwiches.

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Rebate items, which have a combined value of up to $ 20, are available for purchase in-store and online at Walmart and online at Target, Instacart, HEB, or Shipt.

However, depending on where you shop, items may not be 100% free after discounts and may cost a few pennies each. Ibotta bases the discount on the Manufacturer’s Suggested Retail Price, which may vary.

Ibotta launched in late 2012 and has offered $ 1 billion in rebates and cash backs to users, CEO and founder Bryan Leach said in an interview with USA TODAY.

Last November, Ibotta made her biggest promotion and teamed up with Walmart, Campbell’s, Butterball, Coca-Cola to offer free Thanksgiving dinners.

“We fed 3.1 million Americans for free on Thanksgiving, 1% of the population,” Leach said. “We were able to give away $ 21 of free food for nothing with 100% cash back. Are partnering with more brands.

Get Free School Supplies at Walmart, Target, Instacart, Shipt, HEB

To use the Ibotta Free Back to School Pack – or select items within it – shoppers must download the free Ibotta app or browser extension and add the items to their shopping lists through either or the other platform.

Then, shop in-store at Walmart or purchase the items at participating online retailers to get 100% Cash Back deposited into your account.

Here is how it works:

For Walmart in store: Add the deals to your account on the app by clicking a plus sign, then purchase the discount items at Walmart stores. If you link your Walmart Pay account with Ibotta, you can get the money back when using Walmart Pay at checkout. You can also ‘redeem’ discounts in the app by scanning the barcode on your receipt. You will then get cash back on qualifying purchases within 24 hours.

For online orders: When shopping for the grocery pickup and delivery promotion, make sure your Ibotta account is linked to the online retailer. Then add offers to your account and proceed to checkout online. You will receive a refund 24 hours after your order has been picked up or delivered.

Buying advice: Verify that you are purchasing the discount items. In the app you can scan the barcodes of your items for verification and when using the browser extension you can check your items with the offer details.

Once a user earns a $ 20 rebate through Ibotta, they can withdraw their earnings through PayPal, make a deposit to your bank account, or select a digital gift card. Gift card options, most of which have a minimum of $ 20, include Amazon, Best Buy, Lowe’s, Starbucks, Walmart, Sephora, Panera Bread, and Victoria’s Secret.

Ibotta Free Items School Supply List

According to Ibotta, the following items are free after 100% off, while supplies last, limited to one per user. However, the company claims that “the value of the offering is based on the average manufacturer’s suggested retail price.”

• Five-star three-subject notebook, value $ 4.30
• Package of 12 Ticonderoga pencils, value of $ 2.39
• Box of 110 Kleenex units, value of $ 1.89
• Loaf of plain bread, value of $ 2.84
• Jar of Skippy Peanut Butter, value of $ 2.53
• Smucker’s Fruit Spread Bottle, value of $ 2.54
• Pack of three Paper Mate erasers, value of $ 1.39
• Del Monte fruit cups, value $ 2.50

Learn more about promoting school supplies at Ibotta.com.

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Blackhawk Network, a global branded payments provider, is rolling out the Enterprise Edition of its digital gifts offering to help retailers prepare for the busy holiday shopping season. The solution allows merchants to have a digital giveaway experience in just two weeks, well before that time peaks, according to a ad.

Blackhawk’s Enterprise Digital Gifting offers all the benefits of the company’s Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) solution, plus faster integration. Customers in the United States can currently tap the offering, “with plans for international expansion into other markets later this year,” the announcement said.

The Enterprise Digital Gifting offering also includes features such as the ability to deliver “great customer experiences through the branded mobile-optimized platform,” according to the announcement. And it offers retailers rapid integration and scalability when they are part of Blackhawk’s global distribution network.

Additionally, the offering provides a solution to fraud that comes with “higher order approval rates that convert more sales”. It also offers promotional features such as ‘give one, get one’ offers, among different types of consumer-focused promotions, the ad says.

“The growth in e-commerce over the past year has made it more important than ever to have an optimized e-commerce gift card program for the holiday season,” said Blackhawk Network GVP of US Digital Commerce and Loyalty Jennifer Philo in the ad. “If you’re a retailer that doesn’t sell digital gift cards, you run out of revenue all year round, but especially during the holidays. The good news is that our streamlined integration and extensive global access allows retailers to have a premium digital gift program up and running quickly.

As PYMNTS reported in June, UNTUCKit teamed up with Blackhawk Network to expand its grocery and shopping mall gift card program. To this end, Blackhawk will issue the Apparel Company’s tangible and electronic gift cards and distribute them to physical stores and online gift card malls. The company will also handle customer service for the gift card effort.