Celebrate one of the “holiest” days of the year on Friday, June 1 with a sweet freebie. That’s when donut lovers rejoice because it’s National Donut Day.
To honor the day, stop at one of the following shops for a delicious treat. No “dough” necessary at four places. Limit one per person at participating locations, while supplies last.
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Dunkin’ Donuts – Enjoy a FREE Classic Donut with the purchase of any beverage. The chain has more than a dozen locations in Colorado.
Fractured Prune – Get a FREE OC Sand Doughnut — no purchase necessary. There is only one location in Colorado — 9696 E. Arapahoe Rd. in Greenwood Village.
Krispy Kreme – Bite into a FREE donut of your choice — no purchase necessary. The shop has three locations in Colorado – Denver (303 16th St.), Lone Tree (7514 E. Parkway Dr.) and Thornton (1051 E. 120th Ave.)
LaMar’s Donuts – Get a FREE donut (any variety with a hole in it) — no purchase necessary. The Denver-based chain has nine locations in Colorado. Print or show this coupon.
Papa John’s – Get FREE order of its new donut holes (10-ct.) with any online pizza purchase on June 1. (Starting June 2, use promo code DONUT for a FREE order with any purchase of two pizzas.)
Safeway – Get a FREE glazed donut from 7 a.m. to 9 a.m. The grocery store has multiple locations throughout the state.
Walmart – Get a FREE glazed donut — give away should be near bakery department. The giant chain expects to hand out 1.2 million donuts on the sweet day.
Pat says
I went to a Safeway this morning. No employees were around the donut display. I was not sure if I should just take a free one, because that seemed like stealing, so I left empty-handed. I was afraid that if I did take a donut without direct approval of an employee, I might be accused of theft later.
When a store offers something free, it should at least assign an employee to oversee the process and reassure customers that it is legitimate.
Bryan says
Pat — You could have always asked for assistance or clarification from an employee or manager. If anything, you could have taken the donut to checkout, so no one would have thought you were “stealing” a donut. When in doubt, just ask for help. -BKC