Veterans Day is Wednesday!!

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Veterans Day 2020 is tomorrow Wednesday, Nov. 11th, 2020. These Veterans Day discounts, free meals and other programs are being shared so that Veterans, their families, caregivers, and survivors are aware of all resources available to them.

Due to COVID-19, some organizations are now offering discounts to Veterans all the time instead of their regular Veterans Day discounts. These adjustments help Veterans take advantage of the discounts offered while avoiding the usual Veterans Day crowds. A new section at the bottom of this story will list all the year-round Veterans discounts.



A list of Veterans Day sales from our region. Courtesy of My Champlain Valley 

Check with each local store for more information about the deals and offers for veterans and active servicemembers on Veterans Day.

99 Restaurants: From 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday, veterans and active military get a free meal with purchase of an entree.

A.C. Moore: 15% off your total regular and sale price purchase with valid ID every day.

Applebee’s Grill + Bar: Choose one of seven entrees on a special menu for a free meal.

Babies R Us: 15 percent off in-store purchases through Saturday with coupon and ID.

Bed Bath & Beyond: 25% off entire purchase through Sunday, in-store only.

Boston Market: Purchase one meal and get another free the entire weekend of Nov. 10 through 12 at participating locations. While a military ID isn’t required for this promotion, a special coupon from their website is.

Buffalo Wild Wings: Active and retired armed services members will recieve a free small order of traditional or boneless wings plus a side of fries.

Chili’s: Choose a free meal from a special holiday menu.

Denny’s: Beginning at 5 a.m. on Nov. 10, active, inactive and retired military members can score a complimentary Build-Your-Own Grand Slam breakfast dish at participating chains until noon.

Dollar General: 11 percent discount in-store and online with promo code VET17 on Saturday.

Dunkin’ Donuts: Free doughnut with military ID, no purchase necessary.

Home Depot: 10 percent discount Saturday. Sign up to get the discount.

IHOP: Score a complimentary helping of Red, White and Blue pancakes or a patriotic pancake dish between 7 a.m. and 7 p.m. on Nov. 10.

Jo-Ann Fabric: 10 percent discount for military service members and their families year-round.

Little Caesars: Free Hot-N-Ready lunch combo (four slices of pizza and a Pepsi drink) from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Veteran’s Day.

Lowe’s: 10 percent discount.

Michaels: 15 percent discount for military families every day.

National Parks: No entrance fees Saturday and Sunday to more than 100 national parks. This deal applies for everyone.

Olive Garden: Dig into a free complimentary meal from a special menu.

Outback Steakhouse: Score a free Bloomin’ Onion and non-alcoholic beverage, as well as a discount for family members.

Panera Bread: On Nov. 11, military personnel can get a free breakfast sandwich until 10 a.m., or a coupon for a free pastry to use at a future time.

Rite Aid: Active, retired military and their families get 20 percent off Friday and Saturday with store rewards card and coupon available at www.riteaid.com.

Starbucks: Any veteran, active duty military and military spouse can drop into the coffee giant on Nov. 11 for a free tall coffee.

Supercuts: The franchised Supercuts stores in Vermont that are locally owned will offer free haircuts to veterans and active military on Saturday November 11 of Veterans Day. Store locations are South Burlington, Williston, Middlebury and Rutland.

Target: A 10 percent discount on in-store and online purchases for veterans, active military, spouses and dependent children. Register for the discount at www.target.com.

Texas Roadhouse: Free lunch for service members on Veteran’s Day.

TGI Friday’s: Complimentary lunch menu item on Nov. 11.

Toys R Us: 15 percent off in-store purchases through Saturday with coupon and ID.

Tractor Supply: 15 percent discount Saturday for active and former military and their dependents.

Walgreens: 20 percent off eligible regular-price items Saturday for all veterans, military and their families with Balance Rewards card and proof of military service.

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