Krispy Kreme is offering a sweet new deal to its vaccinated patrons.
Starting Monday, March 22 through Dec. 31, customers with proof of COVID-19 vaccination are able to get a free original glazed doughnut every day.
“We all want to get COVID-19 behind us as fast as possible and we want to support everyone doing their part to make the country safe by getting vaccinated as soon as the vaccine is available to them,” said Dave Skena, Krispy Kreme’s chief marketing officer, in a statement.
Customers must show their COVID-19 vaccination record card to be able to redeem the nationwide offer; a vaccine sticker will not be accepted.
We’d like to show sweet support to those who have received the COVID-19 Vaccine. Starting today, bring your Vaccine Card to a Krispy Kreme shop and get 1 FREE Original Glazed doughnut. No chance to get your Vaccine? This will run thru end of 2021. Info at https://t.co/gWnWhXOKKq pic.twitter.com/UqmDLne5E9
— Krispy Kreme (@krispykreme) March 22, 2021
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If you don’t yet have your second Moderna or Pfizer shot, you still qualify. People who received the Johnson & Johnson vaccine are also eligible.
Krispy Kreme allows only one doughnut per customer who shows their card. As the vaccine card holds personal information, the free doughnut is not offered online, only in-store or at drive-thru locations.
On Mondays from March 29 to May 24, the doughnut franchise is also offering people a free original glazed doughnut and a medium coffee even if they aren’t getting vaccinated.
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