Teams Can Now Earn Cash when they Shop In Store and Dine Out across the US.
TORONTO, Feb. 21, 2019 /PRNewswire/ - FlipGive, the team funding app, today announced the launch of a new In-Store Cash Back Program. Members simply link an eligible payment card to their FlipGive account to immediately earn cash for their teams at participating brands in the United States, including Sephora, Value Village, Dollar Rent a Car, and thousands more.
"We're excited to launch In-Store Cash Back as another way for our members to raise money for their teams," said Mark Bachman, Co-Founder & CEO of FlipGive. "With this new feature, teams can earn back at thousands more stores and restaurants across the US."
How it works
Raising money for team and groups has never been this easy.
- Members simply link their eligible Visa, MasterCard or American Express payment card(s) to their FlipGive account
- They pay with their linked card when shopping or dining at thousands of local participating merchants
- The team then immediately earns up to 10% cash back
"Our teams love the ease and convenience of raising money through their everyday online shopping with hundreds of tier one brands. And, now our new In-Store Cash Back Program allows members to shop at many more locations while earning cash even faster," Bachman added.
To learn more, or to sign up for FlipGive's new In-Store Cash Back Program, visit http://www.flipgive.com/in-store
About FlipGive
FlipGive is a free team funding app that makes raising money a breeze. Teams earn cash when they shop for groceries, gas, clothes, equipment, meals out, travel and more. Over $20M has been raised by groups, simply from their everyday spending. The FlipGive app is free to use and can be found in the Apple Store and Google Play Store.
Founded in 2016, FlipGive is headquartered in Toronto. For more information, visit http://www.flipgive.com
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