You can earn money to pay for school expenses by purchasing gift cards (scrip) through UC Academy. It’s that simple!
Scrip is an optional program that UC Academy offers to our school families to help offset eligible school expenses.
- Choir Fees
- Parking permits
- Sports spirit pack
- P.E. uniforms
- Servanthood hours
- Registration fee
- Drama fees
- Field trips
- Tuition
How do I earn free money?
The purchase of scrip does not require any additional costs or fees. All you need to do is buy scrip (gift cards) for the things you are currently buying (food, clothing, toys, gifts, gasoline and other everyday essentials) through UC Academy. A portion of your hard-earned money will be returned to you in the way of a credit to your family’s scrip account. Just by making most of your daily purchases through scrip, you can earn enough money to pay for many eligible school expenses. Earn extra credit by having your family and friends purchase scrip through UC Academy and the credit they earn will automatically be applied to your account.
Scrip profits are split between UC Academy and enrolled school families. UC Academy families will earn 60% and UC Academy will earn 40%. Once your scrip account reaches a balance of $25, money can be transferred to your school account to pay for the various school expenses noted above. The minimum amount you can transfer is $25. How do I purchase scrip?
Complete the attached enrollment form and email it to [email protected]. UCA will send you a link to set up your account so you can begin using scrip!
- Order Online: RaiseRight.com – 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year
Note: percentages shown are split 60% to the UC Academy Family and 40% to UC Academy - Download the Raise Right App on your mobile device.
- All scrip orders must be prepaid with a check or cash. If you place your order online at Raiseright.com, you will have the option of using PrestoPay to pay for the order (with a $.15 convenience fee) or submitting a check to the UC Academy office. PrestoPay uses the safe, reliable NACHA electronic fund transfer system.
Deadlines for orders
Orders for scrip will be placed once each week. All scrip orders and payments must be placed by 8:00am on Tuesday. Orders will be available for pick up in the UC Academy office after 8:00am on Friday of that week. Orders received after 8:00am on Tuesday will not be placed until the following week.
What is my credit account balance and how do I use scrip credit to pay for school expenses?
To obtain the balance for your scrip account, please email [email protected]. Once your scrip account reaches a balance of $25, money can be transferred to your school account to pay for eligible expenses. To pay for school expenses you need to submit a UC Academy Scrip Credit Redemption Form to [email protected]. The UC Academy Scrip Credit Redemption Form must be turned in one week prior to the due date.
How do I get credit for purchases made by family and friends
When you family and/or friends establish an account at RaiseRight.com, instruct them to enter your student’s name in the student field. This will link their donations to your student and your family earnings.
Guidelines
- Please treat your gift cards like cash as they cannot be replaced if lost or stolen.
- Please order carefully – gift cards cannot be returned.
- All scrip orders must be picked up in the school office. The only students permitted to pick up orders will be high school students.
- If we receive a NSF from the bank for your check, you will be responsible for the $35 NSF fee, and will need to pay UC Academy in cash for your scrip order prior to obtaining the order.
- Please note that the scrip credit you earn is not transferable to another UC Academy family.
- Scrip credit is not redeemable at anytime for cash.
- If a family withdraws their children from UC Academy, the credit left in its account will be transferred into the school’s general account.
If you would like further information or have any questions, please contact Patricia Ornelas at (909) 758-8747, ext. 789 or (909) 581-7789.
