Awaiting Updates – Last Year’s Veterans Day Retail Offers (2018)
We do our best to update this article throughout the year. Most companies do not begin publishing deals until late September (at the very earliest). However, many companies do not publish offers until late October, or even up to Veterans Day.
We spend a lot of time scouring the Internet to find these offers for the military and veteran communities. Check back often as this page will be updated frequently with new offers.
Bed Bath and Beyond, Nov 11. (2018 offer – awaiting updates) Active Duty, DoD, Reserves, Guard, Retirees, Veterans, and Military Spouses get 25% off their entire purchase (in-store only; ID or proof of service required). More info.
Food Lion, Nov. 11, 2018. 10% off all groceries (some exclusions such as cigarettes, alcohol, etc.) for Active & Retired Military Personnel with military ID and MVP card. Some exclusions may apply. More info.
Meineke – Military Discounts, Nov. 11, 2018: Meineke offers discounts on Veterans Day. Please call ahead for details! (more info).
Mens Wearhouse (2018): Men’s Wearhouse is offering veterans and service members $25 off any purchase of $100 or more.
Sam’s Club – Special Membership Offer (Nov 1 – 30, 2018). Qualified military who join or renew their Sam’s Club membership now through Nov. 30 in club will receive numerous perks including:
- $10 Sam’s Club gift card
- Free Rotisserie Chicken ($4.98 value)
- Free Pumpkin or Pecan pie ($6.98 value)
- Free 20 Count All-Butter Cocktail Croissants ($5.98 value)
- $2 off Yukon Gold Mashed Potatoes.
Sears Garage Services, Nov 9-12: 10% Discount on all products and services with a valid military ID. Sears Garage Doors site.
Spartan Race. Spartan Race will be offering free registration to its events across the country, for all active duty military, law enforcement, first responders, veterans and retirees. More info.
Tractor Supply Company – 15% discount: This Veterans Day, customers with a valid military ID or proof of service and their dependents will receive 15 percent off their entire purchase at Tractor Supply. This discount will be offered on Nov. 11 and will be available at all of Tractor Supply’s more than 1,725 locations nationwide. Find a Tractor Supply location near you.
USA Military Medals, Nov 5-12: USA Military Medals is offering customers 15% off their purchase of Military Medals, Ribbons, Rank Insignia, and More, with a coupon code that will be displayed on their site on those dates. This is a great place to buy military rank, insignia, medals, ribbons, uniform items, dog tags, and similar military gear and memorabilia. They ship fast and guarantee the quality of the items they sell.
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To all who served – a simple thank you is never enough. But I’ll say it anyway. Thank you for your service.
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Is there more information on the Sam Club Membership offer? I can find no mention of it on the Sam’s Club website.
I appreciate those businesses that provide freebies or discounts, and especially Home Depot and Lowes who do this every day for products to the military. But I’m really surprised that many more businesses don’t do anything that I’m personally aware of. And I’m speaking here about those businesses like the Dallas Cowboys or others, because major league sports franchises, who could afford to give seats to maybe 25 or so to a game, and other businesses who have high margin products or services, and could also afford to.
I don’t intend here to shame any businesses because I don’t have firsthand knowledge, just say that I’m sure that more businesses could more to honor those who have served their country.
I think some Vets are just overjoyed about the offerings. It is fun. One Veterans Day I drove around my mom and she got lots of freebies until she was tired. Another Veterans Day we got nothing but were grateful for the offerings. This Veterans day she got a few things. But her soul was settled to know that she and other military were cherished. I applaud all of the places that took time to give honor and encouragement. Self-sacrifice and service are traits to be applauded. I also appreciated the atmosphere; in these uncertain times you can get much safer that being a restaurant full of military. 🙂
My hubby came home &
got spit on & cussed out when he got off the plane by mean spirited creeps in ’67. He was in the Nam Era & it took almost 50 yrs to see a tear drop @ the Wa DC Memorial when he went to honor a fellow Officer, then saw 4 more buddies that hadn’t made it back to their families. He’s always happy when we go out for a free meal on Vet Day..as he now feels the country’s gotten a change of heart…so I think it’s healing for those boys that got trashed.
U. S. Navy, 12 Years, 1976-1987. There is a blessing in being able to give something to someone in appreciation. For businesses to offer free meals, hair-cuts, car washes, etc., is a blessing. But there is also a blessing in accepting these gifts of appreciation. So if a business is blessing you with a freebie, you are blessing them with your acceptance. I for one take advantage of these blessings. Usually a breakfast, lunch and dinner. But, I also tip well over the 20% recommended for the full cost of the meal. That’s blessing the wait staff for their service. Love and blessing flow in many directions!
Did 6 years in the Navy. Over 20 years later enlisted in the navy reserves, right before 9-11. Volunteered to do what I could. I’m a chef by the way, not a great need but I was still willing. Never once have I expected anything free or a discount on a purchase. If something is offered sure I’ll take it, but no one owes me anything. I enlisted in the service, before me you were drafted. Still no one is entitled to anything. I appreciate being thanked for my service and if there is an offering I will accept it with gratitude. Again, never will I expect anything, I did a job, took my paycheck, moved on when I was done.
I appreciate the restaurants that offer there thanks to a veteran. Most vets go to eat
With other people, so don’t feel cheap, feel proud that these restaurants want to
Thank you for your service to our great country. “ DON’T BE A HOG” and don’t
Forget to pay the tip on the full amount these wait people do work hard. I am a
Vietnam vet. And I may go to a restaurant this Veterans Day and will appreciate
That fact that they are thanking me.
I do go to a double of restaurants on veterans day.I also get a haircut. But I also patronize th ese restaurants during the year to show my thanks.also how can a person eat more than 2 or 3 meals in a day?
Just think of all the places having Veterans Day Sales on Veterans Day that does not benefit one Veteran. I Thank and Appreciate all the restaurants who provide freebies on this day. We don’t get much so when it happens we should enjoy it’s like our own Thanksgiving Holiday. And to try to shame some one for enjoying this ONE day we get after sacrificing OUR LIVES is just self righteous of someone to try and shame Veterans for enjoying such a time. To each is on, you enjoy it your way and let others enjoy it theirs. Some of our brothers and sisters didn’t make it back and some are still in service hoping to make it back alive and intact mental and physically. So eat up, eat up, and if you got room eat up.(Yes you should tip good servers.)
Veterans complaining about another Veteran taking a thank you gift? Why be so petty and judgmental? Who anointed anyone else the police for taking thank you gifts of meals?
Once upon a time, no one did anything for the Veterans. This is long after 9/11 and long after we were sending personnel back from the sandbox in pieces. It took many years before any business started saying thank you. For the veterans who served before this, you bet they are appreciative and they enjoy the day. It is one day they can be publicly proud of their service and receive a bit of a thank you. Do not begrudge them.
Thank you for posting this list. I still tip the wait staff because they still need to be paid. I have a friend that never tips and it’s to the point that I am so embarrassed that I end up tipping double what I should to cover her. I am not rich and I know she has money to pay her own tip and chooses not too. Yes, some vets take advatage, but not all. Thank you for showing us your gratitudet, it means a lot.
It’s a shame that on this day some veterans go as far as getting 10 freebies from each restaurant. 10 pizzas, 10 hotdogs and donut, by going around different stores. This really give us other veterans a bad name and image. You are not homeless, why are you doing this? Some people just don’t know their limit and take greed to the next level. Not all vetetans are just into freebies, but even I’m ashamed of them.
Thank you for supplying this list to us Vets.
Small correction. LOWES does offer the 10% discount daily to veterans. I’ve been using it for a year now. also, by getting a My Lowes reward card, you can get this benefit online.