Kellogg’s Family Rewards: Add 50 More Points
Calling all Kellogg’s Family Rewards members! Head on over here, sign-in to your Kellogg’s Family Rewards account (or sign up for an account – it’s FREE!), and enter the code FREEPTSFROMERNIE to snag 50 FREE points, valid through 9/4. (Thanks, Freebie Shark!)
And mark your calendar! For 3 days only (September 2nd-4th), enter any 4 product codes and get 400 Bonus Points. Also note that through September 1st, enter a code from Kellogg’s Frosted Flakes cereal and earn 100 Bonus Points!
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Also, if you’ve missed any of the codes I’ve previously posted about, here is a list of codes that may still be available:
KFRLABORDAYBONUS: 50 points
GOLITTLELEAGUERS: 50 points
CEREALANDMILKABC: 50 points
BACKTOSCHOOL2014: 50 points
NUTRITIONINABOWL: 50 points
GETFUELFORSCHOOL: 20 points
SPIDEYEXCITEMENT: 20 points
SPRINGONTHECOLOR: 20 points
EARNGREATREWARDS: 20 points
HOWITWORKS20PNTS: 20 points
EARNSWEETREWARDS: 50 points
GIFTOFMUSICBONUS: 20 points
KFRSHARETHANKS20: 20 points[/h2s_box]
Where do you find the codes on their products?
Amanda, they are printed inside the box, very faint but there.
Thanks.
Most of htem are inside the boxes
Is this really worth keeping up with? It seems like it would take a lot of effort to enter enough codes to actually obtain a somewhat nice reward. What are others thoughts on this?
The codes add up pretty quickly. I’m not diligent on remembering to enter them from each box, but everytime I see a code listed here it only takes a couple seconds to enter it online. Plus…….You can use the codes for coupon rewards. And they don’t require a ton of codes to get. It comes in handy when you can print off 75cent coupons and your grocery store doubles. Paired with sales I know I’ve gotten cereal and pop tarts for less than 50cents a box.
I’m fairly new, maybe six months, and already have about 3,500 Points that I’ve earned only from all these freebie codes! (I do have product codes I have been saving up for a cool bonus redemption offer.) And I would say that entering the codes online can take some effort, maybe a few minutes, but now that you can text your codes (89332), it takes seconds! I think it’s worth the effort. *my 2 cents*
Can you tell me how to sign up to do the texting? Sounds much easier!!
Once you log-in, click “My Account” in the upper right-hand corner. Then click the box “Profile & Preferences.” Then sign in again. Ugh. Just update your profile with your Mobile Number and viola! You should be able to start texting codes to 89932!
BUT … I did have a problem. I couldn’t get my mobile number to stay/stick. So, I called 800.962.1413 (Option “0”) and they were able to update my profile for me. They were very nice and it took about two minutes. Honestly, if you don’t want to mess with updating your profile yourself, you could just skip it and call them directly.
I sent a code and got a response within seconds that points were added to my account. Makes it SO easy!
I also send my codes by text. Very easy and you don’t even have to use capitals or dashes. Otherwise I don’t think i would bother.
Hi Skye,
I’m close to 3,000 points all courtesy of Hip2Save. I haven’t redeemed anything yet, but it only takes a few seconds to enter like Holly said.
Skye, that is something you will have to decide. I think it is worth it. I haven’t cashed my points in for anything “big”, just coupons, but I won $200 last year (daily grocery sweeps) and $100 last month (back to school cash)! Just for entering codes! And I usually don’t win anything. It doesn’t hurt to give it a try:)
Skye, I think it is. It’s easy to accumulate 500 points using just the codes given on this site, which can be used to plant a tree with Treecycler (under the “Donate to Charity” section of the rewards area). You get to choose the specific project that will receive the donation, and Treecycler gives info on each project. So, it could be a good experience for kids because they learn about different countries and how trees help the communities there.
I’ve been using the codes from here and have almost 4,000.
Im less than 200 pts from 10,000!! Im excited =)
Keep them coming… Thanks Collin!
They all worked ! Thanks so much!
Thank you Collin!
the past 3 weeks our Shaws has been having Mega sale events on the Kellogg’s items, when you buy 10 you save $10 instantly making the products $1.49..so with the doubled .75 coupons the items are free…between 2 sisters and I, we have gotten at least 100 items. We enter the codes and then order the .75 coupons as Shaws doubles them everyday. PLEASE remember that each coupon you order for 500 points can be printed twice by hitting the back arrow 3 times. We go get products, open them enough to get the codes, order more coupons, shop again, etc. NO we aren’t hoarders, almost all of the items have already been given to needy families I work with. OH and last week I won in the Amazing Spiderman sweepstakes…already rec’d my $499.00 Sony gift card
Congrats Roxanne. I do the same as you. I have a lot of points and use them for coupons that are doubled at my grocery store. I have purchased many snacks for my college kids to take with them for their friends, gotten free food and gas points because of it…I really like the program, just wish the coupons weren’t so ‘expensive’, but I’m happy.
i rip the codes out of the boxes, and hold onto them until there are bonus times to enter codes to double my points….. right now i have 19,483 points. im working on 30 dollars in itunes for christmas. i’ve been doing this for years now and always adds excitement under the tree.
Thanks, Collin! I just got 470 points thanks to you! 🙂
I’ve trained my kids to save the codes if they use the last of a Kellogg’s product. I even have the older ones enter the codes on my account, which they think is kind of fun. I redeem the points for the coupons on the Eggo waffles; when our grocery store has them on sale, and it’s a double coupon day, I get them for free. Plus, from the KFR website:
National Waffle Day is August 24 – and with Kellogg’s Family Rewards®, waffle lovers have a lot to celebrate. Earn 1,000 bonus points when you enter codes from ANY five boxes of Eggo® or Special K® waffles. Codes must be entered between 8/24/2014 and 9/19/2014 at 11:59:59 p.m. PST. This bonus may be earned twice.
Sometimes, with all the bonus codes that Hip2Save posts, you can get enough points for a coupon almost without having to enter product codes! It’s definitely been worth it for us to enter the codes!
There are 2 promos running together allowing max points on minimum # of codes.
Promo #1: Enter 5 waffle codes & earn 1000 bonus pts (now thru 9/19);
Promo #2: Enter ANY 4 codes & rec’v 400 bonus pts. (9/2 – 9/4)
*** Both promos may be applied twice *** & overlap period = 9/2 – 9/4
Me (on 9/2/14):
Will enter 10 @ 80 pts ea Eggo Waffle codes = 800 pts;
Promo #1 bonus (applied 2x) = 1000 + 1000 = 2000 pts;
Promo #2 bonus (applied 2x) = 400 + 400 = 800 pts
My 10 Eggos will generate 3600 total pts = 4½x bonus! And if u enter Eggo Minis Thick & Fluffy Chocolate Delight Waffle codes, there’s another bonus that will be tacked on.
I think the KFR is completely worth it. I’ve received free Shutterfly products and reusable grocery sacks as well as great coupons. They even sent me a $20 credit to Shutterfly on my birthday! It takes less time to do these rewards then it does to clip coupons 🙂 I also let my eldest daughter help with them.
Thank you.
I bought 3 boxes to get the opi polish but it says I only did 2 codes. I checked to see if maybe one box wasn’t.. and yup not Specially marked! UGH anyone have an extra code out there that is for this promo? I wanted a polish LOL thanks in advace.
What do you need it from? I have a code from cheeze it’s.
I need one more code to get a free book ANYONE????
How do you enter the codes from your iphone?
Relaxitslaborday is 100 pts today
Did anyone NOT get their 400 bonus pts after they entered all 4 codes? I did not receive mine and I would have thought it would have been added instantly. Just wondering if you have to wait a while to get the bonus points? I went through the link provided on Kellogg’s home page.