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Do you ever find yourself wishing you could do more for your child’s school but it isn’t in your family budget? I felt like this a lot last year when Jude went to school. Jude attends a small Lutheran school that needs every penny it can get but with our medical bills that we are still paying off plus the extra cost of tuition at this school I felt strapped and helpless when it came to giving monetary donations to the school. I said something to Jude’s classroom aid about this and she informed me of the Campbell’s Labels for Education® . Since that day I make sure to look for the Labels for Education® on products we buy every week.
Labels for Education® is a great program that you can do with a scissors! It is that simple. Find any participating products with a Labels for Education® label and UPC and you can help the school of your choice start saving for items that the school needs and wants. From Campbell’s soup, cereal and snacks to dairy products, beverages and food storage – your kitchen’s probably full of eligible Labels for Education® items. So what does that mean? Time to start looking for those labels.
Once you clip those labels you simply turn in the labels to your child’s school and they begin to accumulate! You can even check in on the schools progress and see how many points the school has and what is on their wishlist. Pretty cool way to stay involved but not feel strapped financially.
One of our favorite family meals, Hash Brown Casserole, equals 7 points from the Labels for Education. I use both Campbell’s potato soup and cream of celery soup for this yummy filling recipe plus I always pair it with some Pepperidge Farm® frozen cheesy garlic bread. All of those items are included in the program! If you pay attention to labels you will find yourself with a lot of them by the end of the week.
Ingredients:
1 large pkg. frozen hash browns
1 can cream of celery soup
1 can potato soup
3/4 cup sour cream
1 can of green beans
2 cups cheddar cheese, shredded
1 medium onion, chopped
1 cup lean ham, diced
1 stick of butter, softened
Directions:
1. Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Grease a 9×13 pan or casserole dish.
2. Mix all the ingredients together in large mixing bowl, sometimes using your hands is the easiest way to get this casserole mixed evenly.
3. Pour into greased 9×13 dish and bake for 1 hour and 10 minutes.
4. Serve hot with a side salad and garlic bread.
This recipe was one of the first recipes Jeremy and I made together in our first apartment after getting married. Since then we have loved making it and recently made it more filling by adding green beans and ham! So good and so filling! Perfect Sunday evening meal.
Not only is Campbell’s Labels for Education helping schools by letting us parents clip savings for our school of choice but they are also doing a huge $1 Million Sweepstakes giveaway this school year. What does this mean? 1,000 schools will be awarded $1,000!! NICE! To find out more visit the Labels for Education Sweepstakes page and get your school of choice entered!
You can find all of the ingredients needed to make this delicious family friendly and points producing recipe at Walmart. Make sure to stock up on other Labels for Education products while you are there! Also, to make your shopping experience even better check out these great money saving coupons that Labels for Education offers here.
Have you started collecting Labels for Education for your child’s school yet? If so, what is your highest point recipe?
Awesome recipe. I think my husband just fell in love with you.lol Thank you for sharing 🙂
That looks really yummy and easy to make!
I made a hash brown casserole once and it was horrible. This sounds really good and can't wait to try it.
That looks like an amazing recipe. I'll have to see if my daughter's school participates in this program.
Looks quick and easy plus tasty!
that seriously looks delicious…pinning for later! 🙂 xo, jess @ dreamingofleaving.com
Yummy!
Yum! Thanks for sharing the recipe!
Censie, your recipe looks delicious and I love how you added up all the points — so cool! #client
I am a big fan of mixing hash browns with just about ANYTHING! 😉
I think this is one my kids would try – always a plus!
Wow that really looks delicious.
Thanks for the info.Will give it a try.
This looks SO yummy! I don't like to buy a lot of processed food, but I bet I could take this and morph it. I live the addition of the soup.
Dang this looks so good!! pinning it:)