COMMUNITY REWARDS
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Get A $10 Fry's Digital Gift Card
Fry's makes a donation to us at no cost you when you choose us as your charity of choice through the Fry's Community Rewards.
In return for your support, we'll send you a Fry's digital gift card worth $5
It's quick and easy!
You will receive the $5 Digital Gift Card within 24 hours.
Simply follow the instructions below.
1. Create a Fry's digital account.
Go to the Fry's Community Rewards website: www.frysfood.com/i/community/community-rewards
Create a digital account if you do not have one yet.
If you already have a digital account, then you can immediately search for our organization at the link. You will simply link your Shopper’s Card to your account so that all transactions apply toward the organization you choose.
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2. Link your card to Elder Love USA
Move to step 2 at the Fry's Community Rewards website.
Click on "here" to search for our organization
Enter “Elder Love USA” or our Nonprofit Organization (NPO) number HY909 (Note: Elder Love USA is three separate words)
3. Confirm successful enrollment
You will see a confirmation that you have successfully enrolled.
Take a screenshot, photo or print out the confirmation showing you have chosen Elder Love as your charity of choice.
Email your confirmation image to us at Rewards@ElderLoveUSA.org along with your name.
Optional: Send a selfie/photo either with gift card that we may use as photo testimonials.
Lastly, you can also follow our page on Facebook and Instragram.
You will receive the $5 Digital Gift Card within 24 hours.
If you do not, please call us at 888-336-8322.
Note: You will also be subscribed to our newsletter. We will send you emails from time to time about our services, information about eldercare in general, and future promotions. You may unsubscribe at any time.
"Thank you very much for your support.
This helps our mission to provide in-home care services and in home caregivers for the elderly."