On its Web site, Kraft has a whole bunch of different promotions for shoppers.

One of the best is a $2.50 mail-in rebate when you buy the Merry Madagascar DVD and any Kraft product (since there were coupons on Nov. 15 for some Kraft items, that could be a great deal!)

You can also fill out a pledge to put a note in your child's lunch box and Kraft will donate a meal to a child in need.

Or you can enter to win a trip to Orlando.

Here's the link. 

Anyone in my family will tell you: I know nothing about cars.

But if you know more than I do and are able to change your own wiper blades, here's a good rebate for you.

Trico is offering up to $20 back when you register on their site and buy select wiper blades. As I understand it, the purchase must be made by the end of the month.

Here's the link. 

There is a trio of rebates out there for Sure products that are about to expire. All three are "try me free" rebates, meaning you buy the product and then send in for a refund of your purchase price.

The rebates for the first two items, Sure for Men and Sure with Natural Extracts, require that you buy a product with a special "Try Me Free" sticker. You have to attach the sticker to the rebate form. The third rebate, for Sure Max Clinical Power, requires no sticker.

But for all three rebates, the qualifying purchase must be made by Nov. 15.

You can find all three forms on this Web site.

There's a good rebate on energy-efficient light bulbs from The Home Depot.

Get $10 back when you buy $30 of Philips advanced LED products. Or get $5 back on $15 of Philips EnergySaver CFL or Halogena Energy Saver products.

Both offers use the same form (download below). You must purchase the qualifying products by the end of the year, and the purchase must be made at Home Depot.

There's an interesting offer from Special K that will save you $10 on a pair of jeans.

Buy five Special K products with the special Special K tokens and then go to the Web site below to get the necessary form. Send in the form and your tokens and get a voucher for $10 off a purchase of jeans. Or, you can choose to donate your credit to the United Way.

Here's the link.

Here's another good rebate that you should file away as you shop in November.

Buy 10 participating items (Nabisco crackers 7 to 16.5 oz, Easy Cheese, or Planters nuts 9.25 oz to 21.25 oz) and get $10 back by mail. The purchase window has already started, so if you have receipts from earlier this month, those would qualify. You can make purchases through Nov. 30.

Download the form below. And go to this Web site for a printable Nabisco cracker coupon.

There's a rebate/coupon promotion out there called the Real Meal Deal, where you can send in to get $5 in coupons on items like Hungry Man, Mrs. Paul's, Van de Kamp's, Duncan Hines, Aunt Jemima and Lender's Bagels.

Buy five qualifying products between Oct. 11 and Nov. 9 and send in the receipts and UPCs to request your coupons. 

You can find the details and the form for the offer here.

Here's something to keep an eye out for in grocery stores...

Keebler is running a holiday promotion where it has placed "Toy Cash" tokens on the boxes of select crackers, cookies and snack items. Collect five tokens and send it in with the voucher below to receive a $10 Toy Cash certificate. I'm not sure if it will be an actual check or a certificate redeemable in certain stores. But it's certainly a nice little rebate for the holidays. I have yet to even see any of these products in stores yet, but I would guess they will surface soon.

For the outdoorsy folks out there, there's a chance this month to get a mail-in rebate on a Yakima rack system for your car.

I remember when we bought ours several years ago, my then-boyfriend (now husband) told me that "these things never go on sale." I think he was pretty much correct.

So if you've been looking for a deal, here's a chance to get $30 back on your purchase of a Yakima base rack system. The offer is good through Oct. 31.

Great Outdoor Provision Co. has all the details and the downloadable form on its Web site here.

There's a nice rebate offer from Hefty and Disney where you get $5 back by mail when you buy the new BluRay/DVD version of "Snow White" and one participating Hefty product. The purchase period goes all the way to the end of January, so this is a good one to keep for the holidays.

You can find the rebate form HERE.

And there's a great chance to save even more here. There's a $10 printable coupon for the movie as well. Don't print until you are ready to buy. The expiration dates are really short on these. I have two links, one may work better, depending on your browser. Link 1 Link 2