Contact: Debra Turman
Phone: 334-222-2511

HELP GET FREE MERCHANDISE!
Campbell's Labels For Education^TM Program Awards Free Educational Merchandise

For over 30 years, Campbell's Labels for Education program has awarded over $100 million in FREE merchandise to schools nationwide. And this year, America's longest running education program of its kind just got better with a new list of 5-point products, including all V8® soups and Campbell's® Select Harvest^TM soups. To kick-off this year's collection drive, Straughn High is asking parents, teachers and friends in the community to collect Campbell product proofs of purchase that can be redeemed for free educational merchandise. For a complete list of products and point values visit labelsforeducation.com.

You can help Straughn High earn free merchandise such as computers, audio/visual equipment, physical education equipment, reference books, musical instruments or even a mini-van, simply by collecting Campbell product proofs of purchase and forwarding them to Straughn High.

"This year our goal is to collect 5000 points, so we're asking the community to help," said Debra Turman the Coordinator for Straughn High's Labels for Education program. "If we work together, we can build better schools for our children."

It's easy to pitch in. Simply save product proofs of purchase from any of the following eligible Campbell products and send them to Straughn High:

• Campbell's® soups
• Campbell's® Select Harvest^TM soups
• Campbell's Supper Bakes® meal kits
• SpaghettiOs® Pasta (Original and Meatball)
• Campbell's® beans, gravies, and canned pasta
• Prego® pasta sauces
• Swanson® broths and canned poultry
• V8® vegetable juices
• V8 Splash® juice drinks
• V8® soups
• Campbell's® tomato juice
• Pepperidge Farm® breads, cookies, crackers, and frozen products
• Pepperidge Farm® Goldfish® crackers
• Campbell's Foodservice products

For more information on how to be a part of Straughn High's Labels for Education collection drive, contact the school coordinator, Debra Turman, at 334-222-2511.

The 2008-2009 program runs until June 1, 2009.