CommonKindness can save you money when you use our printable grocery coupons every time you shop. Find great deals and use online discount codes to save an average of $1,300 a year. And remember, every time you use these coupons, CommonKindness provides funds to support your favorite charities and causes – at no cost to you!
$1/2 Any Two (2) Cabot Creamery products
50¢/1 Cabot Greek-Style Yogurt
$1/1 Package of TUMARO’S GOURMET TORTILLAS Tortillas or Wraps
$1/1 Box of Numi Organic Tea
$1/1 Sabra Dipping item 8oz or greater
55¢/1 Packages of LAY’S STAX®
$1/2 Bags of Stacy’s® 8 oz or Larger
$1/1 box of Quaker(R) Yogurt Granola Bars or Quaker(R) Soft Baked Bars
$1/2 Quaker(R) Cereal 12-28 oz (any flavor/variety)
$1/2 Quaker(R) Instant Oatmeal (any flavor/variety)
$1/1 Bag of DORITOS® Jacked 10 oz or Larger When You Buy One (1) Bag of DORITOS® 10 oz or Larger
$1.50/3 Bags of FRITOS® 10 oz or Larger
75¢/2 Bags of LAY’S® KETTLE Chips 10 oz or Larger
75¢/2 Bags of ROLD GOLD® 10 oz or Larger
Shoppers go to http://www.CommonKindness.com, register and designate their favorite nonprofit from the user-friendly directory—or quickly add any that are not already on the list. Then they print out coupons for items they typically use or wish to try, and head to the store. For each coupon redeemed, CommonKindness donates 20% of the distribution fee it receives from the brand to the designated nonprofit.
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I was wondering the same thing. These coupons just look weird. Has anyone actually redeemed these, and if yes, where?
Do these coupons work just like regular printables? They don’t seem to have as much to scan as other (printable) coupons do.?