Refer your friends to Warm Beach Camp and earn free Starbucks
May 7, 2010
Do you ever wish your personal budget for lattes was a little bit bigger? Me too.
Here’s a great way to earn $10 Starbucks gift cards, while helping support the ministry of Warm Beach Camp.
Earn a $10 Starbucks gift card for every referral who registers for one of the following 2010 summer camp programs at Warm Beach Camp: Day Camp, Junior & Junior High Camp, Horsemanship Camp, and Special Friends Day Camp.
To be eligible referrals must indicate the full name of who referred them when they register online at WarmBeach.com; and referrals must be new customers of Warm Beach Camp. Limitations apply. Click here for more information.
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