In our community, Pappa Johns (small pizza) does one for perfect attendance, Pizza Hut (personal pan) for reading and Applebees (ice cream or something) for academics.

Since we're coming up on our reporting period, I would like to include a list of rewards in my newsletter this week. Does anyone know of they other rewards other than those listed here? Thanks.

I accumulated a list at the beginning of the summer with some help from others here; I can't find the post now, but here's basically what was in my document. Some of it is local/regional stuff; most of it was related to end of year report cards or summertime reading. But it might give you some ideas of things to check out locally.
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Fairfax County Public Library – “Wolfin’ Down Books @ Your Library”
Read 15 books by August 30 and receive a coupon booklet for free and discounted prizes. Program begins June 20. In addition to Wolfin' Down Books, kids can enjoy hundreds of free programs featuring artists, animal wranglers, cartoons, crafts, musicians, magicians, puppets, poets, scientists and storytellers. All programs are free, but registration is required for most. Please call the branch to sign up two weeks before an event.
Website: www.fairfaxcounty.gov/library/srp/srp.htm

AMC Theatres – “Read for the Stars”
Read three books and get an AMC Kid’s Pack (soft drink, popcorn, and a special treat) at your area AMC theatre. Do it again and get another AMC Kid’s Pack absolutely free---no limit! For kids 11 and under; offer valid only with paid admission. Form available on website; ends 9/2/03.
Website: www.amctheatres.com/community/read_for_stars/RFTS_Form.pdf

Barnes & Noble – “Go on a Treasure Hunt with Books”
Read eight books (not necessarily purchased through B&N) and return completed Treasure Hunter’s Journal (available at the store’s information desk) to receive a coupon for a free book (choose from a list of 25 paperbacks). Limit of two forms per school-age child (grades 1-6).

Good grades
Blockbuster Video – “Good Grades, Free Rentals”
Blockbuster rewards students for hard work in school by giving free rentals for good grades. Students in grades Kindergarten through 8th grade who have an A or B average on their report card can present the report card at their neighborhood Blockbuster store to receive one free BLOCKBUSTER Favorite rental.
Website: www.blockbuster.com/bb/about/community/0,4431,,00.html

Bowl America – “Rolling Rewards”
For each A or equivalent grade a student earns on their final 2002-2003 report card, Bowl America will reward them with a free game of bowling.
Bowl America locations: Burke, Falls Church, Alexandria, Woodbridge, Manassas

Chuck E. Cheese – “Tokens for Grades”
Up to 15 free tokens in total are given for each A, B or C on your report card. (An “A” earns 3 tokens, a B earns 2 tokens, and a C earns 1 token.) Valid with food purchase only.
Website: www.chuckecheese.com/cec2002/restaurants/tokens.html

Krispy Kreme – Donuts for A’s
Bring your final report card to Krispy Kreme and receive one free donut for every “A” on your report card. Limit of 6 donuts per report card.
Krispy Kreme locations: 6328 Richmond Highway, Alexandria

Limited Too
Your final report card is worth $5 off anything you buy at Limited Too (assuming you have all passing grades)!
Limited Too locations: Springfield Mall, Fair Oaks Mall, Landmark Mall, Potomac Mills, Pentagon City and other malls

I'm trying to get together a list of companies that offer rewards and incentivies to schools and students. Krispy Kream will give students a donut for each "A" on thier report card. What other companies do you know of and what rewards or donations do they offer?

Thanks for the help!