Leon P. Martuch Trout Unlimited

Buy Your Groceries, Save A Trout Stream*

The Kroger Rewards Program has been very lucrative for Michigan TU. Since its inception the program has raised several thousand dollars for Michigan TU. The process of signing up is easy and the benefits are great. Everyone shops for groceries, those that can choose to shop at Kroger’s have the added benefit of knowing that a portion of your purchases go directly to coldwater conservation.

All participants, including members who have already signed up must sign up for the program in order to earn funds for your group during 2010.

Even if you have members who sign up for Kroger Community Rewards in February or March—which will earn your organization funds as part of the 05/01/2009 to 04/30/2010 program—they must sign up again in April to continue earning rewards during the coming year 05/01/2010 to 04/30/2011.

It’s easy for your members to enroll or re-enroll in Kroger Community Rewards. They can visit www.krogercommunityrewards.com, click on “Michigan” and click on “Enroll” or “Re-enroll” All participants must have a valid online account at Kroger.com and must sign up online to participate. Organization members can no longer scan their group’s barcode at the registers or service desk.

Step by step instructions:

Go to www.krogercommunityrewards.com

Click Michigan

Click “Re-enroll” if you were registered in the program last year.

1. Put in your e-mail
2. Put in your password -(If you forgot the password you set up please go thru the “Forgot you password”)
3. Find your organization by typing in your organization’s NPO number
4. Click the “Select Your Organization”
5. Click the” Save Changes”

--or--

Click “Enroll” If you have never been a part of Kroger Community Rewards.com, Kroger.com or registered with the scan bar method last year.

1. “Sign up today” (to the right)
2. Enter your zip code and click “Search”
3. Click on the arrow to display the list of stores in your zip code and highlight your  preferred store
4. Enter in your email and password
5. Click “Next”
6. Key in you Kroger Plus Card Number (If it says that this card has already been used, please call the number on the back of your card)
7. Enter the security code (from the box above it)
8. Enter in your contact information.
9. Click on “next”
10. Verify that your account information is correct.  Check box for agreement of the terms and conditions and click “complete information”
11. Kroger will send an email that you entered earlier in the process. (this can take up to 10 minutes)
12. Open the email that Kroger sent. Read the email and either click on the link within the email or copy and paste it into your browser.
13. Sign in: click on the “Click here “button and then type in your email and password.
14. Under Kroger Community Rewards Section at right, click “Edit Kroger Community Rewards Information.”
15. Find your organization by typing in your organization’s NPO number
16. Click on the organization name that you want.  Please make sure that you click on the circle to the left of your organization so that it becomes highlighted.
17. Click on “Save Changes”
18. Scroll over the page and make sure all information is accurate

You are now “registered”

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