ST. LOUIS (KMOX) - It's National Doughnut Day! There are a lot of freebies, discounts and deals on doughnuts all day on Friday and some that stretch into the weekend.
Enjoy!
Krispy Kreme: From June 1 - June 5, the donut chain is giving customers a free donut of their choice while supplies last. The sweetest part? There's no purchase necessary.
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Strange Donuts: $10 boxes of specialty doughnuts are for sale on Friday at all stores. They are also raising for its charity, Strange Cares, by selling $10 "magic done dude" tags which goes toward "scholarships and movements that create immediate and lasting change in our community." The tags also come with a free doughnut with any purchase for a year. And the limited edition Strange Stout made by 4 Hands Brewing will be available for purchase.
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Duck Donuts: The Chesterfield doughnut shop is giving away free cinnamon sugar doughnuts.
Daylight Donuts: Located in Granite City, since the date is 6/5, doughnuts will be 65 cents and a dozen will be $6.50, for "Glazed, Old Fashion, Blueberry, Apple Spice, Cake with various toppings."
Dunkin': They're giving donut lovers a free donut with the purchase of any beverage. They're also spreading the love over the weekend, with Grubhub Grubhub offering a free half-dozen donuts on Dunkin' orders of $10 or more on June 6 and June 7, according to a press release.
Entenmann's: The baked goods company is showing appreciation to first responders, selecting a winner each day to win $500, a $500 donation to the hospital or healthcare facility where each confirmed grand prize nominee is employed, and — oh yes — free donuts. Through June 18, you can nominate the healthcare worker in your life using #standingdoughnation & #promotion, and follow & tag @entenmanns.
The Salvation Army: They actually the founders of National Donut Day in 1938.
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According to the organization, "This tradition dates back to World War I, when nearly 250 Salvation Army volunteers traveled overseas to provide emotional and spiritual support, fried confectionary, clothes and supplies to troops. For more than a century, the organization has continued to provide snacks, hydration, and comfort to the first responders and front-line workers."
And they plan to keep the show of thanks up this year too, planning to "thank the men and women on the front lines of the coronavirus pandemic by delivering donuts and hope."
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