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The official Coke Rewards program ended in the summer of 2017, but you can still enter codes and get rewarded in a slightly different way. Redeem codes on Coke’s website<\/a> or through their app.<\/p>\n Most of their “deals” for entering Coke codes are now for donating to various charities or schools, but you’ll see an occasional freebie or sweepstakes in there as well.<\/p>\n It’s good to have codes on hand, in case a good offer pops up or just to batch your work. I have a drawer in my kitchen that I throw them in, then they make it to my desk drawer, and at some point and I get to work.<\/p>\n Your Coke codes will only be valid through June 30, 2023. On July 1, 2023, any unredeemed points will be donated to Boys & Girls Clubs Here’s their official statement about what is replacing the Coca-Cola Give program:<\/p>\n Coca-Cola Give is getting reimagined! We are making it easier to support the causes closest to your heart, by simply engaging with us \u2013 play games, check-in, and share with friends. Soon, you will be able to support your favorite causes through engagement on +one, a new The Coca-Cola Company platform aimed at bringing brand experiences directly to your mobile device.<\/em><\/p>\n Join +one, https:\/\/us.coca-cola.com\/plusone<\/a> and stay connected to your favorite brands and causes.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n Everything below will be invalid, after June 30, 2023. It seems like there won’t be any prizes, other than opportunities to donate before that time. See above.<\/span><\/p>\n Most Coke products have codes on them, but not all. Codes are printed on the inside caps of bottles and on the inside of the cardboard boxes that cans come in. Some restaurants, concession cups, vending machines, and other products have “Sip & Scan” icons on them that you can scan in your app or from a mobile device, through their website.<\/p>\n To register for Coke Rewards for the first time, go here<\/a>. You can also register through their app.<\/p>\n Go to the top right and hover over the person icon (image above) and choose “Create an Account.”<\/p>\n After you register the first time, look in the “Rewards” tab to discover what you can use your points for. They don’t change a lot, but new ones pop up from time to time.<\/p>\n They say you can get digital gift cards, coupons, tickets, and other prizes when you enter Coke codes. The reality is that they almost always are only offering opportunities to donate to charities (local schools are included). This may change in the future, but I haven’t seen rewards “like the good old days” in a while now, with rare exceptions.<\/p>\n You can use Coke’s app or go to their website<\/a> to redeem codes. Check out the “Rewards” tab of their website or the “Experiences” tab of their app.<\/p>\n The only way to get credit for the “Sip & Scan” points or take advantage of offers that require a “Sip & Scan” code is through their app or on a mobile device, through their website.<\/p>\n More specific directions are below . . .<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Installing the Coke app makes entering codes easier. It’s not super great at detecting all codes from caps, but it’s easy to take advantage of “Sip & Scan” points. And, it will catch most of the codes from caps and still save you a lot of time.<\/p>\n They tell you to enable location sharing to get rewarded with geo-located perks. I didn’t do that, so I’m not sure how effective that really is. Leave a comment and let us know if you have experience with that.<\/p>\n If you are limited on storage space on your phone and don’t plan to enter a lot of codes and don’t mind doing a few manually, I’d skip the app installation and just use their website.<\/p>\n And, they now have made it so if you’re on a mobile device and log into their website, you can also scan codes. (I haven’t had any success with it “reading” mine yet, but you can give it a try. Hopefully, you’ll have better luck!)<\/p>\n Entering codes from Coke products results in a donation to various charities. They are each worth varying amounts of money to each non-profit. (Occasionally, codes can be used for something else like prizes or entering sweepstakes, but that is rare.)<\/p>\n Schools & non-profits earn different donation amounts depending on what Coke product codes are entered. Each code is worth between $0.05 and $0.38. 2-liters and other single bottle codes are worth $0.05 each. Codes entered from 12-pks of Coke are worth $0.15.<\/p>\n Above is the graphic taken from their website showing the amount you get for each product code you enter.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n You are able to enter Coke codes to donate to support schools. Go to the “Rewards” tab of Coke’s website<\/a> and scroll down to the graphic (pictured above) to support local schools. Enter your zip code to see what schools near you are participating.<\/p>\n Note: At this time, the ability to donate to schools is missing for their app. You will have to use your computer or your phone’s browser to enter codes for schools.<\/p>\n If I missed something or something changes and you notice before I do, please leave a comment below. Thanks!<\/p>\n _______________________________________________________<\/p>\n Don’t miss a deal ~ <\/span>Get our emails!<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" 47<\/span>Comments<\/span><\/a>The official Coke Rewards program ended in the summer of 2017, but you can still enter codes and get rewarded in a slightly different way. Redeem codes on Coke’s website or through their app. Most of their “deals” for entering Coke codes are now for donating to various charities or schools, but you’ll see an… Read More \u00bb<\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"author":1,"featured_media":0,"comment_status":"open","ping_status":"closed","sticky":false,"template":"","format":"standard","meta":[],"categories":[29],"tags":[],"yoast_head":"\nWhen will entering Coke codes end\/expire?<\/h2>\n
\nof America. If you haven’t entered your codes by that time, they are worthless. The new program does not involve codes. I called their customer service to verifiy this since I wasn’t 100% sure. She assured me they wouldn’t be of any use after June 30, 2023. So, go ahead and toss that Ziploc bag full or clear our your junk drawer!<\/p>\nWhat is happening to Coke Rewards \/ Coca-Cala Give program?<\/h2>\n
Where do you find Coke codes?<\/h2>\n
How do you sign up for Coke Rewards?<\/h2>\n
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<\/p>\nWhat do you do with Coke codes & points?<\/h2>\n
How do you redeem Coke codes?<\/h2>\n
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<\/p>\nHow do you enter Coke cap codes?<\/h2>\n
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Is the Coke app worth using?<\/h2>\n
What is the value of Coke cap codes?<\/h2>\n
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<\/p>\nHow much do schools or charities get for Coke caps entered?<\/h2>\n
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<\/p>\nHow do you use Coke caps to donate to schools?<\/h2>\n