FREE Pinkie Organic Period Pads
Hurry and grab a free box of Pinkie period pads for tweens and teens. They guarentee they will be small and softer than all others.
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Become a Product Tester for Mattel Toys
Are you a parent looking for a fun and exciting opportunity for your child? Look no further than the Mattel Imagination Center, where children and their families can participate in toy testing to help create the next generation of toys.
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FREE Butterfly Garden Starter Kit
You can get a free Butterfly Garden Starter Kit by taking the Butterfly Heroes pledge to plant some food and help butterflies. The kit includes tips for gardening on your windowsill, porch, patio, or backyard. Supplies are limited, and you can only receive one garden starter pack per email address, with the seed packet expected to arrive within 4-6 weeks.
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FREE Slurpee Day: Score a FREE Slurpee at 7-Eleven
Attention all Slurpee enthusiasts! Get ready for a brain freeze extravaganza as 7-Eleven brings back their iconic Free Slurpee Day for the month of July. Indulge in the icy, flavorful goodness of a complimentary small Slurpee at your local participating 7-Eleven store.
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Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library: FREE Books for Kids (Select Areas)
Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library is an amazing program that provides free books to children from birth to age five. With one age-appropriate book delivered straight to your door every month, your child can start building their own library and developing important early literacy skills. Whether your child is just learning to read or already loves books, Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library is a fantastic way to encourage a love of reading and learning. Sign up today and give your child the gift of a lifetime of reading.
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FREE Summer Meals for Kids from the USDA
Did you know that the USDA offers free meals to kids up to age 18 through their summer meal programs? These programs ensure that children who receive free or reduced-price school meals can still get the nutrition they need when schools are closed during summer break or unexpected closures during the school year. Approved sites in communities across the country serve meals to kids at no cost, and families can use the USDA’s tool to find nearby meal sites and their hours of operation.
