Couponing for the Troops

**UPDATE – Due to time constraints, I am no longer sending out expired coupons to the military base in Vicenza, Italy. However, you can adopt your own military base and send your coupons out. Go HERE for more information!

As you know, every month I collect expired coupons from across the US and I send all of your expired coupons to a military base in Vicenza, Italy. Overseas military bases are able to use expired coupons that are up to 6 months old.  This is an amazing way to pay it forward!  Instead of recycling or tossing your expired coupons, consider blessing overseas military and their families with your coupons!

**You can watch me on Fox 13 when they interviewed me about Couponing for the Troops HERE

Below are the requirements if you are interested in with Addicted to Saving’s Couponing for the Troops. I ask that you please take the time to sort and cut your coupons per the instructions below:

1) Mail your expired coupons to: Addicted to Saving, PMB 105, 8348 Little Rd, New Port Richey, FL 34654

2) Send me all coupons that expired within the past 31 days. (Commissaries will accept older expireds, but I’m only sending one month old coupons since I do this once a month)

3) Do not send me printable coupons and do not send store coupons (i.e. Target, Publix, Walgreens etc) because commissaries overseas will not accept them.

4) Please cut your coupons out and then separate your coupons into two categories Food & Nonfood. If you mail all of your coupons to me in one envelope, use an elastic or paperclip to keep the two categories separated. Food is considered anything eaten by humans.. Food is also considered gum. Nonfood is considered toiletries, dogfood or catfood (since it’s not consumed by humans), vitamins, medicine, etc. Again – please cut your coupons.

That’s it! I will do the rest of the work! I need all of your expired coupons in my hand by the 15th of every month!  Because of the huge volume of envelopes and boxes we receive, I can not confirm that we received your shipment. I hope that you understand!