If you're a Recyclebank fan, you can snag several of the site's popular rewards at 75 percent off during today's Cyber Monday promotion.

Among the discounted rewards: coupons for King Arthur Flour, Bumble Bee Tuna and Kashi products.

The $1/1 coupon on King Arthur Flour, for example, is just 12 points today instead of the usual 50.

These rewards are print-at-home coupons and I suspect the site may run out of prints as word gets out. So if you're interested, I would print them now rather than later.

Not familiar with Recyclebank?

I just picked a winner in my blog giveaway for an envelope full of coupons.

On top of the $10/$50 at Harris Teeter coupon, free McDonald's coupons and a $4 rebate on a pumpkin, the winner wil be receiving lots of coupons from my personal stash.

In fact, there were so many coupons I had to find a bigger envelope.

The winning name, chosen with the help of random.org, is:

One of my favorite ways to save at the grocery store is to use a coupon for $10 off a $50 order from Recyclebank.

That's a 20 percent savings with just one coupon. That's $10 you can spend on something else. Or $10 you can save.

Not familiar with Recyclebank?

I wrote about Recyclebank HERE around Earth Day, but it's worth a recap.

Recyclebank is a free online program that rewards members for pledging to be more environmentally aware.

Through a points system, Recyclebank members earn coupons, gift cards and merchandise from companies like Kashi, Harris Teeter and Home Depot.

A quick heads up to Harris Teeter shoppers.

Right now you can snag a coupon for $10 off a $50 grocery order via Recyclebank.com.

With Earth Day less than a week away, it's a great time to join Recyclebank, a website that rewards you with a little green for being green.

Through a points system, Recyclebank members earn coupons, gift cards and merchandise from companies like Kashi, Harris Teeter, Macy's and Home Depot -- all in the name of being more environmentally aware.

Recyclebank, which has more than three million members, is free to join, by the way.

It's the start of a new year, so why not resolve to make it a greener one? There is a growing number of smartphone apps out there to help you stick to your resolution to get green and stay green: Here are a few to get you started.