Front-line responders to the Covid-19 outbreak can get free tall brewed coffee (hot or iced) at Starbucks through May 3.
Free Samples & Free Stuff for Seniors
Find the latest Freebies, Free Samples and Free Stuff for Seniors including free makeup samples, free health samples, free stuff for your pets and so much more.
Latest Free Stuff for Seniors
You can enter the Alienware System Giveaway from Asetek and ESO for your chance to win an Alienware Aurora R9 Gaming PC. The high-end is packed with an Intel 9th Gen i9-9900K 8-Core Processor, 32GB Of Kingston HyperX RAM, 1TB NVMe SSD, 1TB HDD, NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2080 Super Graphics Card, and more! You can earn extra entries by taking action on social media. Entry ends April 5, 2020.
To help support everyone spending time at home the next few weeks, the Milk Street Online Cooking School is offering free classes through April 30, 2020.
To thank the medical professionals who are taking care of others, Furbo is offering them a free dog camera to stay in touch with their pets. You’ll need an NPI or license number to qualify.
You can score 3 free months of guitar lessons from Fender Play. Just click “Get Code” and create an account, then use the code to start learning. First 100K subscribers only, no credit card needed.
In response to the coronavirus, Burger King is offering two (2) free kids meals with any purchase when you use the Burger King app.
You can request a free sample of Shea Hand Cream from Moro Cosmetics. Infused with the scent of shea, the light, gel-cream formula absorbs quickly, helping to soften and protect the hands.
You can join the Garden Lites community and find new & exciting ways to get more veggies into you and your family’s diet! (+FREEBIES!) Plus you’ll get access to health experts who know the importance of eating your veggies!
You can score a free subscription to CNET magazine from Mercury Magazines. CNET Magazine looks at tech from every angle: from its impact on society, to the people and companies who think up the next big thing, and the gadgets and services that really matter.
