For decades Energizer has supported organizations helping to make a positive impact in local communities and around the world. This spring as part of the Energizer campaign—that’s positivenergy—they’re “building” on that commitment in a new way through a partnership with Habitat for Humanity®. Working with baseball legend and philanthropist Cal Ripken, Jr., Energizer is donating more than $300,000 and 1,000 volunteer hours to Habitat through a multi-city series of volunteer projects to help build new homes and revitalize existing homes for those in need.
Here’s where you can get involved. With the rising cost of utilities, we can all use a little bit of help right? Especially if we have a really hot summer! So, beyond helping Habitat, Energizer is doing something to help us all out. In addition to the series of volunteer projects, you will see the Energizer and Habitat for Humanity partnership coming to the shelves of your favorite stores. Through the Energizer Utility Cash program, you can collect codes from select Energizer battery and lighting products and redeem them online for savings, up to $25 total savings each per person/household/email address, off your own utility bill. You start earning rewards with just two codes and will need 10 codes total to earn the full $25. Or you can help make a positive impact and choose to turn the codes into a donation to Habitat for Humanity®.
So stop by a store and stock up on specially-marked packages of Energizer® MAX AA batteries. When yo do, follow these simple directions to redeem your codes:
- Once you are finished collecting your codes, visit www.nowthatspositivenergy.com/
utilities to enter your codes. - You must enter your codes all at once.
- The last day to redeem codes is 3/31/13 at 11:59 p.m. ET.
That’s it! Start earning your rewards today!
This post was written for Energizer who provided the information and items for giveaway. I was also compensated with complimentary Energizer batteries.
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We turn off power strips when we’re gone so our tvs and chargers aren’t using power.
we use energy star appliances
I like to dry clothes on the line instead of using the clothes dryer when the weather is nice.
We unplug small appliances when we are not using them.
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Lights are only allowed to be on, in rooms that someone is in. We also unplug things we are not using, and especially when we are on vacation, everything gets unplugged!!
We turn appliances off that are not in use.
Keep windows down in hot days.
Enhanced a window that brought in too much heat.
Have curtains up.
Wash only when dishwasher and laundry is full but not overflowing.
etc.
we wash laundry in cold water
Turn off lights when not in that room
we use energy star appliances and turn off lights when were are not in that room.
Turn off and unplug appliances when not in use
We wait as long as possible to use the air/heat and really try to make sure lights are used sparingly
I make sure my children always turn off their lights when they leave a room and leave the shades down when it starts to get really warm so the ac doesn’t have to work so hard. Thanks for the chance.
we keep things turned off when not in use
We make sure lights are off when we leave the room
turn off lights, energy saving bulbs, wash in cold water, and hang out clothes to dry during summer months
we make sure to turn lights off when we are not in that room or when we leave the house
I use flashlights alot and turn house lights off.
i turn the air/heat off when not at home.
Use less hot water and make sure all lights are off after leaving a room!
I hang my clothes on the clothes line to dry when I can.
We have energy efficient appliances.
I wash clothes in cold water.
turn off tvs & lights when no one is in the room
turn off lights when I do not need them
Turn of tv, lights when we don’t use them, open shades to use sunlight during day.
shut off lights when not using, do laundry and dishes only when there is a full load, unplug unnecessary appliances when not in use.
We just started using energy efficient light bulbs.
i turn the ac up when we are at work- we have dark blinds and we use fans
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We try to turn our lights off when not in a room and turn off electrical appliances, and computers, etc. when not in use.
I shut ceiling fans off when we’re not in the room.
hang dry clothes
Lights on only when necessary, chgd all bulbs to “Energy-saver” ones, Turn UP the A/c, Unplug all chargers when not in use, only run Dishwasher when full, outside lights on Motion-sensor, cooking on Grill/smoker instead of heating up house w/oven!!!(Holly) Thanks for the chance….
Turn lights off when not using, energy saver washer/dryer, don’t use dishwasher, energy saving light bulbs.