National Nurses Week began Wednesday, May 6th and this year’s celebration comes as medical professionals are working around the clock on the front lines of COVID-19.
We can't thank you enough for all that you do, not just during these times... but every single day... Thank You!
Lots of Places are also showing Their Appreciation with "Nurses Week" Deals... like:
Adidas: The shoe brand is offering 40% off purchases on their website for verified medical professionals, first responders, nurses and military members. Eligible customers can verify their IDs by visiting adidas.com/us/discount-programs
Chipotle: Health care workers can get a free burrito starting on May 6. Eligibility requirements are available on Chipotle’s offer website.
Circle K:Free coffee and tea is available to first responders, health care workers and to their store employees. Those who wish to take advantage of the offer must show a valid ID.
Crocs:Free shoes are available for heath care workers every day on Crocs’ website at 12 p.m. ET. The freebie is available through the offer website.
H&R Block: Medical professionals and first responders in the U.S can file both federal and state tax returns for free using H&R Block’s Tax Pro Go. The offer is available for the month of May.
Hooters: A 20% off discount on all food takeout orders is available every day for health care workers, first responders and military until further notice. A valid form of ID required.
Krispy Kreme: First responders can get free dozens every Monday from March 30 through May 11. Just go to a Krispy Kreme drive-thru, show your employer badge and collect your doughnuts.
Mrs. Fields:Get 25% off the‘Heroes Collection’of cookie cakes and tins with the code NURSES. The code is valid through May 31st.
The North Face: From April 14 to Dec. 31 North Face is offering a 50% discount to health care workers in the U.S. To verify eligibility, health care workers can visit theoffer page.
Outback:A 10% off discount is available to nurses, doctors and medical staff, first responders and military. Plus delivery is free for a limited time. A valid medical, state or federal service ID is required.
Snickers:Coupons for free Snickers bars are available for essential workers, who may validate the coupons at a Walmart. To send a coupon to an essential worker, customers can visit sendasnickersfromhome.com
Starbucks:The coffee giant is giving free coffee to customers who identify as a front line worker to the COVID-19 outbreak.
Talkspace:A free month of therapy for doctors, nurses, social workers and front line workers is available through Talkspace. To access this benefit, register with an NPI and/or work badge after downloading theTalkspace app.
Verb:Healthcare workers in all 50 states can text 415-915-8372 and get free Verb Bars delivered to their door.