Who Else Wants Extra Cash for Your Pocket and Your School?

If you said no. Why did you open the post?

Of course you said yes! We all want extra cash and to be able to help our kids’ school at the same time.

It’s good for you, good for them, good for the economy…hmm…maybe the government should check out Jingit too?

I recently found out about Jingit, a free app for iPhone or Android. I spent so much buying my smartphone, finally,  I can make some money using it.

I had to pick up some last minute Back to School supplies which was a great opportunity to try out the app.

Before heading to Walmart, I signed up for a Jingit account online. It’s a basic, easy sign-up, but super important because you want to make sure the Box Tops you earn go to the school of your choice. I picked my son’s school (feels so good to help out for FREE!).

Go into your app store and look up Jingit. Download it and you’re ready to go!

Once you’re in the store, launch the app.

Yes, I totally just used the word launch. There I used it again.

All systems ready to go? Launch the app!

Three options will pop up, pick the one that says Check-In. Similar to other apps where you check-in for rewards/points but way better because you will earn cash right on the spot!

Now comes the scavenger hunt. Pick a product, it will list how much it’s worth and after scanning the product’s bar code, your chosen school will get FOUR, count ‘em, F-O-U-R Box Tops in their account..and you didn’t even buy the product!

BAM!

What’s in it for you? Besides the ultimate, warm, cozy feeling that you’re helping a school get much needed funding? You get CASH. I know, really how great is this app?

I left the store with almost $4 in my Jingit account and SIXTEEN Box Tops donated to my school.

Oh Happy Days!

Jingit allows you to earn up to $10 every week.  Not going to the store? You can also earn right at home watching ads online. That’s $40 a month and imagine all the Box Tops!

If Jingit could just get my daughter to stay inside the cart as I hunt for products, I would not have stopped at $4.

I am a member of the Collective Bias™ Social Fabric® Community. This content has been compensated as part of a social shopper insights study for Collective Bias™ and Jingit #CBias #SocialFabric #CBias #SocialFabric, all thoughts, experience and pics are my own.

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