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Donate Your Expired Coupons to Military Families!
What do you do with your expired coupons?
Recycle? Throw them out? Decoupage into an art piece to give away at Christmas?
HERE’S WHAT I DO WITH MINE!!!
Did you know that you can send your expired coupons to U.S. military bases around the world?
The coupons are placed in various common areas throughout each base and families can use them for up to 6 months after expiration date!
I try to clean out my binder on the 1st of every month and there are lots of coupons that are expiring today! (Include your older children and make it a family learning time, it can help them with math as well as teach them about giving to others)
I put my coupons into two separate envelopes marked “FOOD” and “NON FOOD ITEMS” and then put both of those envelopes into a larger envelope, and they are ready to go.
The envelope ships to an APO/AFO address so the cost to mail the coupons is the same as sending a large envelope to my mom or sister in Oregon.
If you are interested in this program, you can adopt a military base, visit the Overseas Coupon Program website. This program has facilitated the transfer of coupons to U.S. military bases for more than 17 years.
Go HERE to browse the list of bases that WANT your coupons!
Go HERE to get more information on the program!!
It’s a great way to help our wonderful service men and women and their families





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Man, I sat and cleaned mine out last night and forgot all about this. Please post again next month and maybe I will remember!
I am an AF wife and have NEVER heard of this on any of the 4 bases we have been to in the last 6 yrs.
i am sending mine to Couponing 4 the military– That is their facebook page with all the info and couponing tips. No matter where you send them it is to help the families that fight for us everyday. Just wanted to give another option. Thanks
Hey just wanted to let you know that ONLY military members that are at overseas bases can use expired coupons. Anyone who is stationed within the U.S. cannot use them.