[important:mbml57q3]285 Back Pack Project: Our Community…Feeding Our Kids and 285 Corridor Businesses and Organizations[/important:mbml57q3]
For the 285 Back Pack Project, the funds raised from the participating businesses and organizations and the sale of the coupon books will provide food on the weekends for children in our community who are food insecure.
The books are out and available for sale in many local businesses, pick up yours today and save at your favorite shops/restaurants/more!
In Bailey area:
Aspen Peak Cellars
Bailey Country Store
Rustic Station
Knotty Pine
Gypsy Diner
Pine Country Feeds/Gifts
The Lutheran Church
In Conifer:
Mountain Books
Luna's Mandala
Look What I Found
Mutual of Omaha Bank
Conifer Community Church
Relax Salon by Safeway
First Feather Day Spa
Aspen Park Art and Framing
Buster's
and of course Deer Creek Elementary and Fitzsimmons Middle schools!
They are selling like crazy so get yours before they're gone!
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I've heard that the Biggies coupons in the book are misprinted? Instead of $15 off total purchase, it is 15%?
Is this true? You may want to clarify here, and if true, are you putting stickers on the coupon books so that purchasers are aware of the mistake? It's basically the only reason I bought the book, because of those Biggie's coupons.
pacamom wrote: I've heard that the Biggies coupons in the book are misprinted? Instead of $15 off total purchase, it is 15%?
Is this true? You may want to clarify here, and if true, are you putting stickers on the coupon books so that purchasers are aware of the mistake? It's basically the only reason I bought the book, because of those Biggie's coupons.
pacamom, yes there were a couple of mis-printings, and Biggie's was one of them I'm sorry to say. I can't remember what it should be, but I believe they have a sign at Biggie's letting people know.
Another one I am aware of is for Look What I Found Boutique - there are exclusions that apply that weren't printed on the coupon at all, just go in and ask which ones they are and they'll be able to tell you.
It was the first year putting this together and printing it so they had some rookie mistakes we all make our first time around (I'm not going to tell you what happened with the Foothills Adventure Map, nothing bad or major, just learning lessons for us). Please have patience, this was put together by a lot of hard work from many volunteers at Conifer Rotary and Jacque Scott at Mountain Connection for the benefit of the community.
"Now, more than ever, the illusions of division threaten our very existence. We all know the truth: more connects us than separates us. But in times of crisis the wise build bridges, while the foolish build barriers. We must find a way to look after one another as if we were one single tribe.” -King T'Challa, Black Panther
The truth is incontrovertible. Malice may attack it. ignorance may deride it, but in the end, there it is. ~Winston Churchill
I have patience, it's just that I was supposed to be told when I bought the coupon book, that there were misprints. I even told the lady I was buying specifically for the Biggie coupons and she said nothing. Just a little misleading. The money goes towards a good cause so all is well.
pacamom wrote: I have patience, it's just that I was supposed to be told when I bought the coupon book, that there were misprints. I even told the lady I was buying specifically for the Biggie coupons and she said nothing. Just a little misleading.
Where did you purchase your book...If you don't mind me asking?
pacamom wrote: I have patience, it's just that I was supposed to be told when I bought the coupon book, that there were misprints. I even told the lady I was buying specifically for the Biggie coupons and she said nothing. Just a little misleading.
Where did you purchase your book...If you don't mind me asking?
Please have patience, this was put together by a lot of hard work from many volunteers at Conifer Rotary and Jacque Scott at Mountain Connection for the benefit of the community. 
