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The Donate or Transfer options allow you to share the value of your coupon in meaningful ways. By choosing to donate, you can retain the artwork while contributing the incentive back to the organization or giving it to another user. Alternatively, transferring the coupon lets you pass on both the artwork and the incentive to another user, offering them the full benefits of the coupon.
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What are coupons in Good Standing?
Coupons are artful rewards you can purchase or earn by completing tasks on Good Standing. The digital art pieces live in perpetuity on your Good Standing profile and serve as records of your participation in specific campaigns for posterity. Coupons also come with real world incentives, like discount codes that can be used to purchase a product on a third-party site, or access to a real-life event.
How do I earn coupons?
You can earn coupons by completing verified tasks, challenges, or volunteer hours associated with a particular organization. For example, completing three volunteer shifts might earn you a free admission coupon, or earning five badges could unlock a partner brand discount.
Where do I find my coupons?
All coupons you've earned or received appear in your Dashboard > Coupons section. You'll also see active coupons connected to any challenges you've joined inside the Good Standing app.
How do I redeem a coupon?
Each coupon includes specific instructions and a code (or QR) for redemption.
Can I donate or transfer my coupon?
Yes! Some coupons are transferable, allowing you to share or donate them to another user. Look for the "Keep / Donate / Transfer" options inside your coupon. Non-transferable coupons will be marked as "personal use only."
How long are coupons valid?
Each coupon lists its own expiration date. Some expire after a single use, while others remain active for a set time period (for example, "valid for 1 year" for an Annual Pass).
What's the difference between coupons and badges?
Badges reflect what you've accomplished—like completing a challenge or volunteer goal. Badges can unlock coupons. Coupons are rewards you can use, donate, or exchange.
Can anyone create coupons?
Coupons can be created by verified organizations, sponsors, or brand partners within the Good Standing system. For example, an outdoor gear brand might sponsor a coupon offering 15% off their products for volunteers who earn 5 badges at a participating national park.
What if my coupon doesn't work or won't redeem?
If you run into issues, you can report a problem directly to our admin here (link to contact form). Good Standing - Your Impact, Rewarded
Why are some coupons connected to badges?
It keeps the system fair and purpose-driven. Badges ensure rewards are earned through verified impact—so every coupon redeemed reflects real contributions to the community or environment.