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Kroger Card Useage is Declining - Please spend the extra minute to re-charge your card. THANKS!
Kroger Fundraising
Program Frequently Asked Question (courtesy of
Kroger)
1. How does the new gift
card program work?
Organizations purchase gift cards from the Gift Services Department
and sell them for full value. Your Commanding Officer bought 30
cards. Each card has an initial value of $10. When organizations'
supporters recharge their cards, the organizations earn
money.
2. How much of a profit can you make with the
Kroger Gift Cards?
When cards are recharged at the store, organizations earn a 4%
rebate from Kroger. This needs to be emphasized with the
participants since most people throw away cards after the value is
depleted. Non-profit organizations need to encourage their
supporters to continually recharge (or add value to) their cards
each time they go to Kroger. Gift Cards may be recharged in any
amount up to $500. Gift Services will have a check cut for 4%
of ALL recharges over $5000, which will be at least $200. Gift
Services will send statements to the organizations once a cycle
(every four weeks) to let them know where their account stands for
the time period. If the organization is not due a check, the amount
in their account will ââ'¬Å"roll overââ'¬ to the next
cycle to be added to that cycle's recharges.
IMPORTANT NOTE: It is
important to keep activity on gift cards for organizations to earn
their rebate. A gift card with a zero balance for 90 days will be
voided out of the system.
3. How convenient is it to recharge the card? Do the supporters need to go to Customer Service to recharge before they start their grocery shopping?
We have made it very convenient for the organizations to recharge their card. Gift cards may be recharged up to $100 at ANY REGISTER. To recharge for more than $100, gift cards will have to be recharged at the Customer Service desk prior to doing their grocery shopping. IMPORTANT NOTE:
If the supporter wishes to use the gift card to pay for his or her groceries, the gift card must be recharged AND PAID FOR prior to being used as payment for the groceries. In other words, the supporter must tell the cashier that he wishes to recharge his/her gift card before the groceries are rung. IF the gift card is recharged within the grocery order, it cannot be used to pay for them. The gift card recharge must be done as a SEPARATE TRANSACTION first.
4. What if a supporter loses or throws away their card?
Just like with the gift cards for sale at your store, we cannot be responsible for the card value if someone loses or throws away their card. If someone throws away their card they will need to purchase another card from their organization in order to have it linked to that organization. Gift cards for fund-raising CANNOT be purchased at stores.
5. How can an organization order more cards if they increase their business?
If an organization needs additional cards, they simply call Gift Services. We will send the cards to the store of their choice to be paid for and picked up at the customer service desk.
6. What can be purchased with gift cards?
You can purchase anything, including fuel and prescriptions, in a Kroger store with the exception of services. Services include: money orders, Western Union, lottery tickets, hunting/fishing license, Ticket Master. You cannot buy any kind of gift cards with a gift card
Read more about Kroger's fundraising program HERE
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Begins with the Cadet
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The cadet reports to the Section Leader
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The Section Leader reports to the Division Leading Petty Officer
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The Division Leading Petty Officer reports to the Executive Officer
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The Executive Officer reports to the Commanding Officer.
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"Jumping" the Chain of Command may result in disciplinary action.
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To take charge of this post and all government property in view.
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To walk my post in a military manner, keeping always on the alert, and observing everything that takes place within sight or hearing.
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To report all violations of orders I am instructed to enforce.
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To repeat all calls from posts more distant from the quarterdeck than my own.
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To quit my post only when properly relieved.
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To receive, obey, and pass on the sentry who relieves me all orders from the commanding officer, officer of the deck, and officers and petty officers of the watch only.
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To talk to no one except in the line of duty.
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To give the alarm in case of fire or disorder.
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To call the petty officer of the watch in any case not covered by instructions.
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To salute all officers, and all colors and standards not cased.
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To be especially watchful at night and, during the time for challenging, to challenge all persons on or near my post, and to allow no one to pass without proper authority.