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Jan 19 2009

Inauguration Day Freebies

Published by bcg1961 at 2:33 pm under freebie, offers, thrifty Edit This

Inauguration Day is on Tuesday, January 20.  In celebration of this historic day, many places have freebie offers for the day.

Krispy Kreme is offering a free donut to each customer on Tuesday.  The offer is good at participating Krispy Kreme stores nationwide.  There is no purchase necessary.

Although not a freebie, Dunkin’ Donuts has a special running for Inaugural Week.  Customers can purchase a new Stars & Stripes donut for 89 cents until Friday, January 23.

I mentioned this in my last Friday Freebies post. You can receive a copy of the commemorative inaugural cover of the New Yorker Magazine.   Offer ends January 31.

From Wednesday, January 21 - Sunday, January 25, customers can receive a free tall coffee from Starbucks .  All you need to do is pledge to commit 5 hours of your time to volunteer for a cause.

Get a free “Yes, We Did” sticker from MoveOn.org .  If you need more than one sticker, you can request more in exchange for a donation.  See MoveOn.org for more information.

TGI Friday’s is holding the World’s Largest Inauguration Party at participating locations, beginning at 9:00pm local time.  If you belong to the Give Me More Stripes club, you can also receive free red and white chips with chipotle salsa.  Not a member?  Sign up for free at the TGI Friday website.

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2 Responses to “Inauguration Day Freebies”

  1. advocate4uon 19 Jan 2009 at 3:56 pm edit this

    Nice tips! Thanks!

  2. Here’s an even bigger list of freebies and inauguration

    deals…

    http://retailindustry.about.com/od/retailtrendsetters/a/inaugu

    rationday.htm

    Let’s all celebrate!

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