Month: August 2024

2024-08-20T08:01:00

(BPT) – For 110 years, Lance has fueled hardworking people — from kids on the field to parents in the stands. The official snack of Little League^® is honoring dedicated coaches with the Lance Coach of the Year Award.

The Coach of the Year award honors leaders in their community who emulate the spirit of the Lance brand, powering hardworking heroes on and off the field. These inspirational coaches create an environment of belonging, teach life skills through sports, focus on positive reinforcement, and promote sportsmanship and respectful behavior, encouraging kids to be their best selves through their coaching and mentorship.

After a record-breaking number of submissions, a panel of judges from Lance, Positive Coaching Alliance, and Little League has identified three remarkable individuals as the 2024 Little League Coaches of the Year. These coaches selflessly volunteer their time to make a difference in the lives of their players and communities and embody what Lance stands for.

“Lance has been fueling families across America for over 100 years. Whether on-the-go or at the game, Lance Sandwich Crackers help keep you going. Little League coaches demonstrate the very best of what it means to be a hard worker,” said Victoria Strang, Lance Marketing Director. “We’re honored to recognize these coaches through our annual Coach of the Year award. This year’s honorees demonstrate exceptional passion for encouraging sportsmanship and fostering a sense of community.”

It’s time to meet our 2024 Little League Coaches of the Year:

2024-08-19T08:01:00

(BPT) – If you’re like many people, you’ve more than likely soaked in a bath infused with Epsom salt to calm your sore muscles and relax your mind and nerves. But what is Epsom salt exactly? How should you use it and is it always safe? Here are some of the facts you may not have known about this remarkable natural substance. You will find it may be better enjoying the benefits of Epsom salt without making the time and effort for soaking in a tub!

You can visit a place named Epsom

Epsom salt is actually magnesium sulfate, a natural mineral compound made up of magnesium, sulfur, and oxygen. So why don’t we call it by its chemical name? It goes back 400 years to a town in England called — you guessed it — Epsom. Not knowing yet what it was the citizens of Epsom, England named the substance for the site of its discovery in a rural stream. Epsom became England’s first spa town as people started arriving from long distances to absorb the healthful benefits from the magnesium sulfate infused water. Epsom-It topical lotion takes this experience to the next level by virtue of its portability.

It is a salt good for your body but not your food

Epsom salt isn’t the same as table salt, despite their names and similar appearances. Table salt is sodium chloride, a naturally occurring compound just like magnesium sulfate. And while we all need magnesium in our diet, no one recommends sprinkling magnesium sulfate on your food. Though safe to ingest, it actually has a bitter taste and is only medically indicated for ingestion to relieve constipation.

Magnesium is a key element for your health

Your body can’t exist without magnesium, which is the second-most plentiful mineral in your body, calcium being most abundant. It’s a key factor in over 300 biochemical reactions that help your heart and nervous systems like synthesizing protein, controlling blood glucose, regulating blood pressure, maintaining bone structure and more. It’s a good idea to make sure you’re getting enough in your diet. The Recommended Dietary Allowance or RDA varies from about 310 milligrams (mg) to 410 mg depending on several factors. Topical application, however, has no limits for safe use. Topical application of Epsom salt absorbs slowly into the subdermal skin area, where Epsom-It delivers its best results.

Wellness benefits may be had without the bath

Epsom salt can help provide relief from muscle and nerve aches in as little as 10 minutes. That’s why people soak in warm baths having dissolved Epsom salt. But you don’t need to take a bath to get the same benefits. About 10 years ago, a 90-year-old exercise enthusiast named Paul Greenfield needed to apply Epsom salt to his sore muscles but didn’t have time for soaking. He approached a team of veteran chemists to find a solution and they then created a “bath in a bottle” called Epsom-It: an elegant, novel lotion application of Epsom salt for achieving similar outcomes of human wellness.

“We developed Epsom-It to deliver a magnesium sulfate concentration higher than 20%,” said Epsom-IT chief scientist Matthew Zoeller. “That’s more than 30 times greater than a typical Epsom salt bath would have, plus it can be directly targeted to areas experiencing acute discomfort.”

Epsom salt is not a drug, it offers only natural relief

Other products are indicated to soothe aches and pains, but virtually all other topical pain relief products contain active drugs, some of which may be harmful in high doses. Epsom-It applies magnesium sulfate safely with no side effects. The product has been tested and approved for safety by certified laboratories using approved methods. You can easily massage Epsom-It into your skin directly from the bottle, or you can use our roll-on package to keep your hands dry. And for extra convenience, we also offer it in a small tube.

Last but not least, while to date there have been no major clinical studies to document the effectiveness of Epsom salt, magnesium sulfate continues to be recommended by physicians and wellness professionals.

“Several theories have been raised over the years regarding the physiological mechanism by which magnesium sulfate exerts its calming, soothing effects; and which remain inconclusive from a clinical study standpoint. However, the benefits of magnesium and magnesium sulfate are well known and universally recognized,” said Zoeller. “Four centuries of experience with topical application of magnesium sulfate has proven to be safe and amazingly effective for hundreds of millions of people around the world. Epsom-It enhances that tradition in an elegant manner for the 21st century.”

Learn more about Epsom-It products by visiting www.epsomit.com and look to purchase them at designated retail outlets, such as Walgreens, Walmart, GIANT, Stop & Shop, Weis, Raley’s, and Meijers.

2024-08-19T11:01:00

(BPT) – Many of us have a group of professionals we depend on, including our doctor, plumber or our insurance agent. These experts can quickly become an integral part of our lives, saving us time and money, teaching us about complex purchase decisions, and being available in times of crisis.

Establishing a team of trusted experts in our lives can help guide us through some of life’s most important decisions. Establishing trust in an expert’s knowledge can create a bond, but also a sense of confidence and reliance on someone’s counsel. This is especially true when it comes to choosing an insurance agent.

“Many consumers tend to start their insurance journey by shopping online, however, most will eventually go through an agent when it comes time to buy,” said Brandt Minnich, Mercury Insurance VP & Chief Sales Development Officer. “It is beneficial to turn to a professional, such as an insurance agent, to ensure you have adequate protection without overpaying.”

According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), 50% of the current insurance workforce will retire in the next 15 years, leaving more than 400,000 open positions unfilled. This will make having a seasoned professional insurance agent working for you even more valuable.

Here are just a few insurance stats from world financial experts Forbes and credit rating and research company Fitch:

• Car insurance costs are on the rise. The cost of auto insurance increased by 63.8% between 2014 and 2023 and now averages $2,150 annually for full coverage.
• Fitch reports that insurers continue to face loss cost uncertainty specific to home insurance because of cost volatility and lack of availability of key building materials, components and skilled labor, as well as higher reinsurance costs.
• Nationally, insured catastrophe losses for 2023 remained substantial despite a reduction in major hurricane losses, according to leading global reinsurance broker Gallagher Re’s recent Natural Catastrophe and Climate Report: 2023. Instead, industry losses were largely attributable to severe convective storms (generally referred to as thunderstorms) losses totaling $59.7 billion, including 24 events that generated $1 billion or higher in combined loss.

“An independent insurance agent is a licensed professional who represents multiple insurance companies, and they offer a variety of insurance products to their clients,” said Weili Lu, Director of the School of Risk Management and Insurance at California State University, Fullerton. “Their services deliver tailored risk solutions, ensuring that every client’s unique needs are met with expertise and care.”

Here are some best practices for building a strong relationship with your insurance agent:

Communicate: Regular communication with your insurance agent helps to ensure that you stay up to date on your insurance needs and receive ongoing support and guidance.

Provide feedback: If you have feedback or concerns about your policy or service, share them with your insurance agent to keep the lines of communication open.

More personalized customer service: Most agents are easily accessible and offer personalized service as opposed to “online chats” from an app.

Make sure you get regular insurance reviews: Regularly reviewing your insurance coverage and deductibles will help make sure you are adequately covered and avoid surprises.

Going directly to the carrier or agent speeds up the process and lets you determine the price you are willing to pay.

“Going through a trusted insurance agent can be very beneficial,” added Minnich. “An agent can help make sure you are never underinsured, and you are getting all of the discounts to which you are entitled, such as good driver and multi-policy or bundling discounts.”

If you think of your insurance agent as part of your “team of experts,” like your mechanic or your electrician, you can establish a long-term relationship that can save you time and more importantly, money in the long run.

2024-08-19T13:01:00

(BPT) – From international bucket list trips to road trips to vacations with multi-generations to solo travel, there are so many travel trends worth exploring. If you’re eager to plan a trip that indulges in these popular travel trends, it’s important to plan early and research the best travel deals.

“Traveling can be costly, but there are ways to save while still having a fun on-trend trip with family, friends, or all by yourself,” said Steven Guilday, Director of Travel at AARP Services, Inc. “Whether you’re itching for an overseas adventure or a long vacation closer to home, AARP member benefits give you access to products and services that will help you spend your time, not your money, planning your exciting getaway.”

Guilday says that AARP members have access to a wide range of travel discounts and benefits that can help make their long-awaited travel plans a reality while staying on a budget. “Don’t let the stress of travel costs deter you from making lasting memories, especially when there are plenty of cost-saving opportunities to help you enjoy your bucket list vacation without having to pay bucket list prices.”

Here are just a few ways you can make the most of your trip planning while also being budget conscious.

Going the Distance

More and more consumers aren’t holding back when it comes to their vacations and are finally planning that once-in-a-lifetime trip. According to a 2024 AARP travel trends report, a quarter of international travelers are planning bucket list trips, choosing Europe, the Caribbean and Latin America as their top destinations. Big trips equal big planning, and whether it’s a fun-in-the-sun beach vacation or European getaway that’s on the itinerary, using the AARP Travel Center Powered by Expedia is a one-stop shop with savings where AARP members can find exclusive deals, handpicked curated trips, seasonal offers, and special savings on hotels, car rentals, cruises, and more. For a limited time, AARP members can take advantage of handpicked wellness vacations and get a $50 gift card when booking any flight package.

Exploring the Open Seas

Another popular way to maximize your travels is on a cruise vacation. Value-driven and with a wide range of activities and amenities, you’re sure to find something that everyone in your travel party can enjoy. Holland America Line’s fleet of 11 ships offers more than 500 sailings each year across all seven continents, including cruises in Alaska, the Caribbean, Mexico, and Europe. AARP members receive up to $200 in onboard credit per stateroom, based on the length of the cruise and the stateroom chosen. If Antarctica, Greenland and the Galapagos Islands are on your wander list, AARP members (and non-AARP member companions) who book and travel with HX: Hurtigruten Expeditions will receive a 5% discount on all cruise fares plus a €100 per person onboard credit. This offer is stackable with all in-market HX offers. Terms and conditions apply.

Road Rules

It’s not always about the destination or how far you travel but the relief of breaking your everyday routine, exploring new landscapes and enjoying the freedom of driving, windows down, blasting your favorite tunes. As domestic road trips are becoming a go-to way to embark on an adventure and with nearly 7,500 Choice Hotels^® properties around the world, like Comfort Inn & Suites and Cambria, travelers can count on Choice for a safe and clean place to stay along their road trip holiday route. AARP members save 10% on bookings with Choice Hotels. Through September 2nd, AARP members receive 15% off stays at participating hotels. That’s an extra 5% off!

Get Travel Ready

Well ahead of your trip, check in on your physical health to ensure you’ll be ready come departure day. Your physical health is directly correlated with your mobility. From running your daily errands to maneuvering around the airport, much of your quality of life depends on your levels of mobility but it can decrease as you age. Exercise, diet, preventive care, and lifestyle choices can keep you stronger and steadier for a more enjoyable vacation. AARP^® Physical Therapy at Home™ by Luna provides access to highly experienced physical therapists who come directly to you. Luna employs physical therapists who specialize in preventing falls and treating balance disorders as well as a multitude of other conditions. Both AARP members and non-members can receive at-home physical therapy from Luna. Most insurances and Medicare are accepted by Luna.

As you create your packing list, make sure you have enough prescription medications for your travels. It’s a good idea to have a full supply, plus extra, just in case you experience unexpected delays. AARP members and non-members alike can get a free prescription discount card from AARP^® Prescription Discounts Provided by Optum Rx^®, which can be used at over 66,000 pharmacies nationwide for savings on FDA-approved medications. AARP members also receive additional benefits, like deeper discounts on medications, home delivery, coverage for dependents, and more.

Taking a vacation is the perfect excuse to pick up a new pair of prescription glasses — whether you’re hoping for a new look or simply want a back-up pair before you jet off, when you’re making your packing list don’t forget to check this off your to-do. By using AARP^® Vision Discounts provided by EyeMed, AARP members can save 50% on prescription lenses with the purchase of a frame at LensCrafters, 30% on a complete pair of glasses (frames and lenses) at Glasses.com, and an additional $10 on a complete pair at Target Optical.

Whether planning a trip for this year, over the holidays or into 2025, making memories that can last a lifetime will always be the ultimate travel trend. Use your AARP member benefits to stay on trend — and on budget — when planning your upcoming trips.

To learn more about the benefits and discounts for AARP members to help you plan and save for your bucket-list vacation, please visit aarp.org/save.

AARP member benefits are provided by third parties. AARP receives a royalty fee for the use of its intellectual property. These fees are used for the general purposes of AARP. Provider offers are subject to change and may have restrictions.

2024-08-19T08:31:00

(BPT) – “The Big Shrink” is here: Pricing pressures have caused Americans to pull back, with over 6 in 10 (62%) saying their ‘purchasing power’ and income in relation to prices is decreasing — and their money doesn’t go as far as it used to (82%). A majority (79%) note household goods like cereal and chips dwindling in serving sizes, according to new research from Empower, a leader in financial planning, investing, and advice.

Some 78% are using more of their budget on essential items, and 27% have hit a pricing limit, and aren’t willing to pay anything more for many grocery staples, or will cut the items from their shopping lists. Prices are 20% more expensive than February 2020 according to CPI data¹ — so consumers would need to pay $1,218 now for their dollars to have the same purchasing power as $1,000 in 2020.² Consumers say they’ll quit buying goods including:

• Coffee: Over a third of people aren’t willing to pay even $1 more for a cup of joe.
• Bread: 1 in 5 Gen X will stop buying loaves of bread if the price increases by more than a buck.
• Fresh produce: 1 in 5 Gen Z will chop fresh fruits and vegetables from their shopping lists if the price increases by $1.
• Snacks: 20% of Millennials are not willing to pay one dollar more for snack foods like bags of chips or chocolate bars.

Quality and quantity

Almost half (45%) of people notice a change in quality of items they’ve been buying for years — 79% say there are less chips in the bag, and 54% say that chocolate costs more, but doesn’t taste as good. Price increases can influence loyalty, too: around 75% of Americans say it turns them off from a brand, and many are switching over to generic/store-owned brands (77%). Three in four believe the higher prices go, the less they’re getting in return.

Price check

Sizes aren’t the only thing getting smaller: Americans believe Time is Money, and 29% say their amount of free time is shrinking, feeling priced out of enjoying it (58%) as costs have risen. Nearly half of Americans feel priced out of retiring at the age they want (49%), along with financial goals like home ownership (48%), leaving an inheritance (50%) and paying for a college degree (41%). The sentiment extends to starting a business (38%) or buying a piece of one, through investing in the stock market (40%).

Still, optimism remains: 28% of Americans think prices will keep dropping before the end of this year. A third feel they have the opportunity to grow financially by paying down debt (33%) and investing (17%).

More findings:

• Inflation generation: 87% say they’re “fed up” with rising prices. Baby Boomers are the least willing to pay more than products’ current prices.
• The long and short on goals: 47% of Americans say they have less disposable income. But inflation is taking a slice out of larger money goals, too: 35% have less in emergency savings, 24% say their net worth is shrinking and 17% worry they’ll have to work longer to retire.
• Tipflation and fees: 45% say they are being asked to tip more in places where they didn’t tip 10 years ago. Nearly three-quarters (73%) say extra fees are being added where they haven’t had to pay in the past.
• Stocking up: In the last year to save money, 53% switched to a generic brand, 34% downloaded a store’s app for rewards/coupons and 21% purchased a store membership to get benefits like free shipping.
• Getting smaller: 68% say new houses are getting smaller, but not cheaper. More than half (57%) say streaming services have increased prices, but there is less content.
• Dreaming it: Close to a third (30%) would sacrifice their vacation time in order to achieve their financial goals; 1 in 5 would give up their dream home (22%).
• Up and down: 37% like the concept of dynamic pricing, even at a grocery store. Two in 5 plan to split more prices with family and friends to make ends meet.

Visit The Currency™ to read Empower’s full research report, “The Big Shrink.”

Methodology: The Empower “The Big Shrink” study is based on online survey responses from 2,203 Americans ages 18+ fielded by Morning Consult between March 22nd–24th, 2024. The survey is weighted to be nationally representative of U.S. adults (aged 18+).

1 U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. The Consumer Price Index, June 2024 compared to February 2020.

2 U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. CPI Inflation Calculator. June 2024 price change of $1,000, as compared to June 2020.

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2024-08-19T07:07:00

(BPT) – Summer’s setting and fall’s around the corner, meaning colder weather, rain and snow are on the way. For families across the land, fall’s still a great time to go off-roading on the weekends. From California to Connecticut — and everywhere in between — there are scenic off-road trails of all varieties to explore, featuring rocks, sand, dirt, water, mud and yes, even snow!

Preparing for Fall Off-Roading

For folks heading out on a fun, off-road fall weekend, this is the ideal time to stop scrolling on the phone, grab some supplies, engage the 4×4 system and see where the adventure takes you. Off-roading is not only an extremely enjoyable way to appreciate the great outdoors, but it also offers a chance to strengthen family bonds and make memories that will last a lifetime. Best of all, off-roading is ageless — it’s a great time for all ages, old and young.

Supplies Checklist

Depending on the terrain, you can go off-roading in your daily driver — almost any four-wheel-drive or all-wheel-drive SUV, crossover or light truck can handle it. You’ll be out in the wilderness for several hours, so here are 5 basic tips:

1. Bring plenty of food and water.
2. Pack extra clothes as temperatures get extra chilly as the sun goes down.
3. Take along a flashlight (with new batteries) and a basic safety kit with Band-Aids, sunscreen, gloves, etc.
4. Research the area/trails you’ll be off-roading at. You’ll most likely be out of cell phone/GPS range, so it’s always good to know where you’ll be driving and what the road will be like.
5. Make sure your vehicle is in tip-top shape, especially the all-terrain tires or off-road tires.

“Off- or on-road, tires are super important,” says Kevin Nguyen, manager of product planning for Yokohama Tire Corporation, manufacturer of a variety of on-road or off-road tires for SUVs, pick-up trucks and passenger cars. “They play a vital role in braking, steering, comfort and handling. Doesn’t matter if you’re in a Jeep, electric SUV or family wagon, the wrong tires can result in a disappointment with the handling, ride and treadwear.”

Choosing the Right Tires for Fall Off-Roading

For off-roading in the fall and winter months, Nguyen says you’ll need something extremely durable with great traction. “It all depends on what you drive and what you plan to do, but a good choice is top-notch all-terrain (A/T) tire, which is very versatile and can be used for off-roading as well as daily driving. A great example is our new, rugged GEOLANDAR A/T4. Because of its outstanding off-road resilience and dependable all-weather traction, the ultra-versatile A/T4 is specifically designed to handle any surface — on- or off-road — and in any weather condition — snow included. It’s a ‘go anywhere’ tire.”

To learn more about off-road tires, Nguyen says to check tire company websites like https://www.yokohamatire.com/geolandar-tires or your tire retailer’s website for more help.

Maintaining your daily driver tires for everyday use is essential, too, says Nguyen. This includes taking 5 minutes a month to check your tire pressure. “A tire that’s underinflated will affect your drive and the vehicle’s fuel efficiency. Keeping them properly inflated will give you a better ride and save you some at the gas pump,” he says.

The U.S. Tire Manufacturers Association (USTMA) recommends checking the tires when they are cold — at least four hours since the vehicle was last driven. Nguyen says to always use an accurate tire gauge and make sure the valve is free of debris and water. The correct tire pressure is specified by the manufacturer of the vehicle, not the tire manufacturer. The proper inflation levels can be found on a placard on the inside of the car door and/or in the owner’s manual.

Nguyen offers more tire tips that will help you throughout the year:

1. Check your tread depth by placing a penny upside down into a tread groove. If you can see all of Lincoln’s head, your tire’s tread has worn down to the legal limit and you need to buy new tires.
2. Tires must be replaced when the tread is worn down to 2/32 of an inch (the lowest legal limit). It’s best to replace them before they reach 2/32 depending on your drive (geographically and based on the type of streets).
3. Rotating your tires regularly promotes even wear of the tread. Tires should be rotated every 5,000 to 8,000 miles.
4. Check your alignment at least once a year or sooner, especially if the vehicle is pulling to one side. This will help avoid uneven wear on tire tread. Tire balance should also be monitored.

For more tire care and safety tips, visit www.yokohamatire.com/tires-101 or www.USTires.org.

2024-08-19T08:01:00

(BPT) – As summer winds down, parents everywhere are prepping for the return to school routines by seeking ways to make shopping quicker, more convenient — and easier on the wallet. To help navigate the busy season and give families time back in their day to enjoy the last bit of summer vacation, Shipt, the trusted shopping solution that offers same-day delivery, is providing parents and caregivers valuable deals, helpful tips to make school lunch and snack time planning a breeze — even for those with picky eaters — and delicious data on what grocery items are favorites for packing.

Savings 101 is in session

According to a recent Deloitte survey, back-to-school shopping is the second-largest expenditure of the year for families, falling right behind the holidays. To lighten the load for parents, Shipt is offering a series of deals available on Shipt.com or the Shipt app, including, but not limited to:

• 8/1-8/31: $10 off orders with promo code BACKTOSCHOOL for all Shipt customers
• 8/4-8/17: $10 off orders of $35 or more at select at Target, Meijer and other retailers in the Southeast, Southwest, Florida & Georgia, Indianapolis regions***
• 8/11-8/17: $10 off orders of $75 or more at select retailers for Target Circle 360 members***
• 8/18-8/31: $10 off orders of $35 or more at select at Target, Meijer and other retailers in the Charlotte, Midwest, West, Mountain, South Atlantic regions***

Helpful tips for back-to-school grocery shopping from the trusted shopping solution

To help tackle school grocery shopping, the trusted shopping solution, Shipt, provides time-saving tips, lunch and snack recommendations and deals throughout the month and beyond.

Tasty tips include:

• Plan ahead and use your resources: To get ahead of building your Shipt shopping cart, you can create a weekly menu for lunches. That way, when it comes time to check out you know what’s on the menu and in the cart! Shipt’s Auto-Add to Cart can help busy parents seamlessly restock essentials that are regularly on weekly lunch menus by choosing the items and frequency of their choosing so they automatically appear in their carts.
• Opt for pre-packaged healthy options: Look for healthier pre-packaged options like individual servings of yogurt, cheese sticks, baby carrots and whole grain crackers. Shipt offers grocery delivery from a wide array of retailers, which means there’s no shortage of options to find the best variety of healthy snacks (at the best price) to shop for same-day delivery!
• Go with what you know: If it isn’t broken, don’t fix it! Parents of picky eaters know what snacks their kids like, so keep a Shipt List handy at all times to make ordering family favorites a little easier. Lists allow customers to create a personalized collection of must-have items to add to their carts with a single click.
• Get your kids involved: Have your kids browse the Shipt app with you to pick out their favorite fruits, veggies and snacks, then allow them to get creative while packing their lunches in the morning.

Delicious data on what Americans love for school lunches and snacks

Data on what purchases are being made through Shipt reveal some regional favorites, a couple of surprises, plus a number of tried-and-true classics that are sure to belong on your household’s shopping list.

• PB&J remains a favorite: This all-American favorite was a top choice in many states, including Alabama, Indiana and Oklahoma.
• Turkey is tops: If you’re looking for the best sandwich fillings, turkey showed up as the number one deli meat selection in Arizona and Georgia.
• Veggify your lunch boxes: Looking to include more veggies in those lunchboxes? The Washington, D.C., area is your role model, being the leading purchasers of vegetables in the nation. Michigan also shows up as a veggie lover, and North Carolina reveals its love for tomatoes — the most-shopped vegetable (or is it a fruit?) in the state.
• A berry easy lunchtime choice: While you might expect Floridians to prefer tropical fruits, here’s the surprise: Berries are the leading fruit pick in the Sunshine State.
• Say cheese: While Minnesotans opt for string cheese, Tennessee residents choose mac and cheese as their lunchtime favorite.
• Enjoy the crunch: In another surprise, Texans prefer potato chips over tortilla chips for a satisfying snack.

Providing reliable same-day delivery of a wide selection of fresh groceries straight to your doorstep, Shipt is here to support your family with the tools and resources you need to transform the weekly grocery routine and get kids excited about their meals.

Learn more about how you can streamline your family’s back-to-school lunch and snack shopping at Shipt.com/lp/back-to-school-2024.

**Member must place order of $10 or more by 8/31/24 at 11:59 p.m. HT to qualify for $10 off, which will automatically apply to qualifying order at checkout. Limit 1 credit per member. These terms do not apply to store-level promotions. Offer is subject to Shipt Promotional Terms and Conditions.

***Meijer, Publix, H-E-B, Kroger, Winn-Dixie, Dierbergs, Harris Teeter, Hy-Vee, Cub, Bashas, Stop and Shop, Weis, SaveMart, Lucky California, or FoodMaxx order of $100 or more must be placed by 8/31/24 at 11:59 p.m. HT to qualify for $15 off, which will automatically apply to qualifying order at checkout. Limit 1 per member. Offer is subject to Shipt Promotional Terms and Conditions.