If your kitchen, like mine, is littered with pieces of cardboard your children insist they have to go to turn in (viva la box tops!), perhaps you’d like to sign up for the Box Tops newsletter and get a free collection box.
I mean, sure, you could just put them in a baggie, but this seems more festive, somehow.
Yea, I just put mine in a small glass pitcher next to the phone. 🙂
I’m the Box Top Coordinator (doesn’t that look great on my resume) for my kids’ school – try having 5,000 of the things hanging around.
hey – i’m using a baggie too… but this does sound great! thanks for the tip.
I keep them in a glass jar on my kitchen shelf, but this does sound more festive 😉
Mine’s on the way! This will be much better than tossing them into the pottery bowl on top of the frige only to be remembered when school is out for the summer!
Cute! I could put one in my classroom. When it fills, I’ll send the boxtops to the office. Economic stimulus, 10 cents at a time!