Energizer has been supporting local communities and around the world for decades. Their newest campaign involves a partnership with Habitat for Humanity and baseball legend/philanthropist Cal Ripken, Jr. Energizer is donating more than $300,000 and 1,000 volunteer hours to Habit for Humanity through a multi-city series of projects to help build new homes and revitalize existing homes for those in need.
Beyond Habitat for Humanity, Energizer is doing something for the everyday consumer. 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.
- 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.
By just entering two codes you receive a $2.50 reward on your Utility Bill, ten codes is the full $25.
BUY IT: Look for Energizer MAX AA batteries wherever batteries are sold.
WIN IT: (1) US winners will receive two specially marked packages Energizer Max AA batteries with special codes.
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I try to save money by turning off unnessesary lights snd electrical devices that are not being used.
i hang dry clothes, open windows instead of running the air
We try to conserve energy by unplugging things not in use.
shut off lights and run a fan and air so it takes less air to be cool
vmkids3 at msn dot com
I wash clothes when there is a big pile rather than doing small one’s.
I keep my AC at 75 degrees all of the time. Also, Entergy has this program that averages out your bill so that you don’t get stuck with a huge bill one month.
We save money on our utility bill by simply watching what energy we use.
WE save energy by using energy efficient appliances. Thank you
I am constantly running around turning lights off after children, I have started docking their allowance 50 cents each time they leave a light on. I also keep everything unplugged that I can.
Our library has the electrip monitors that you can check out and they will tell you how much electricity you are using.
We replaced our light bulbs with the energy saving bulbs and it has reduced are electric costs
A big one for me is ton open the windows at night and use the cool air in the house to keep the A/C off.
I am a nut about turning off (and unplugging where applicable) anything and everything we are not using.
we turn our air up during the day and use fans
I make sure that lights are turned off in the rooms we aren’t using.
Unplug stuff when not used, open blinds and turn off lights during day
Open the windows at night instead of using the a/c
I line dry our laundry.
We unplug small appliances when we are not using them
Thank you!
We save money by cutting out all lights we are not using and unplugging appliances we arent using
I try to make sure lights, tv’s, radio’s are off when we are not in those rooms. I unplug everything that doesn’t need to be plugged in, like at night I unplug the power strip in the living room, etc. Try to only use natural light during the day.
To save money on my utility bill I stopped using my clothes dryer and I now line dry.
janetfaye (at) gmail (dot) com
We have been buying energy efficient light bulbs; they cost a bit more but they last longer and save energy use. We also unplug non-necessary appliances when not in use.
We save money by trying to be cognizant on turning off lights, keeping the air conditioning off, unplugging things when they aren’t in use, etc.
Thank you for this giveaway!
We try to conserve heat when we are sleeping and gone
We don’t use lights unless we need them, and open the doors and windows instead of using the air conditioner
wash clothes in cold water
I save by keeping my thermostats set higher in the summer and lower in the winter.
I only use my dishwasher and washing machine if they are full to capacity
we look for energy star appliances
We try to watch the lights we use and only use natural sunlight during the day.
I save money on the utility bill by turning off things when not in use.
i only run my dishwasher full and at night
nannypanpan@gmail.com
I only use the AC when it gets very hot.
Turning off lights when we leave a room and changed light bulbs to energy efficient light bulbs.
I conserve water to save on the water bill
I save money by setting the a/c higher in the summer & lowering the setting for the heater in the winter.
We have been replacing our appliances with Energy Star appliances.
We try to turn off anything we are not using! and unplug things like coffee makers when not in use
Run the fans in the AM to keep house cooler so no need to put on air until later in day.
Thanks!
turn off lights when not in use
We turn off the lights when we leave a room and use CFL bulbs! Most of our appliances are energy star too.
We keep the lights off in the rooms we aren’t using, we unplug our phone chargers when not in use & I cook out on the grill alot.
We unplug appliances that we are not using.
austma7@aol.com
We turn off the lights when not in use!
I use energy-efficient light bulbs and I unplug appliances when I’m not using them.
I save by turning off lights we are not using and by unplugging things like cell phone cords when not in use.
I save money by unplugging appliances when not in use and line drying our clothes
turn the lights off when leaving the room
kport207 at gmail dot com
I have most of our electronics on power strips. Even if your items aren’t on, they are still using some electricity. Turning them off on a strip saves you a little money, and every bit counts.
Thanks
We keep our blinds closed and turn the AC down.