Best Birthday Freebies, Coupons and Discounts

With my birthday, today, I'm a little late on getting this started but the past few years I have put together a blog of freebies you can get on your birthday. This is updated as of December 3, 2023, so deals, offerings and codes can change. All I did was sign up for the email newsletter and these are the emails I receive for my birthday. It's in alphabetical order to make it easier to view. 

If you have more to add, please let me know! I will be adding to this list when I can.

88 Acres - 15% off your next order


A&W - Free Rootbeer Float, no purchase required 

                                  

AARP - Spin to reveal birthday points (I spun and won 1,000 points!)




Abbott - 25% off your next order


Adidas - 15% off your order


Anthem Snacks - 200 points added to your account


Ashley Homestore - 20% off your order with no minimum


Athletic Brewing - Sign up for texts and receive special offers - TEXT Athletic to 25708


Bella Ella Boutique - Free Shipping


Buca di Beppo - Free birthday sundae


Caswell-Massey - 10% off your next order


CeraVe - $2 coupon


Colgate - $5 coupon



Create Room - 500 bonus points


Demdaco - 10% off your order


Dore - $10 off your $50+ order



Dove - $1.00 off a Dove product



Dry Creek Vineyard - $5 shipping on any quantity of wine


DSW - $5 coupon


Earth Mama - 15% off sitewide




Exploding Kittens - 20% off your next order


Formula Fig - 15% off your next order


Frogg Toggs - 15% off your next order


G.H.Mumm Champagne - 20% off your next purchase


Hart Tools - $10 off your next 20V purchase at Walmart


Health-Ade - 20% off your total purchase



Hemline - Take $10 off 


Hulu - Free month trial


ILoveDooney - $20 off $100


Infamous Swim - $25 off your next purchase


Insane Labz - 50% off with code 


Jason Levinthal - 10% off

Junebug Jewelry - $50 off 


Just Enough Wines - 15% off your order



Kenwood Vineyards - 20% off your order


KC Cattle Company - 10% discount


Kiss My Keto - $5 off a $50 order


Kool Cigarettes - 1,000 KoolCoin


Kusshi - 15% off your order


Lucky Bug Lure Company Ltd - 15% off your next purchase



Lunya - $20 off a silk robe

Lux Row Distillers - 50% off a tour



Mad Ritual - Spend $25, get 25% off 


Marlboro - 1,000 points


Marlies | Dekkers - 15% off your purchase


Meater US - Free BBQ Mitts ($35 completely free, you don't have to pay taxes, shipping, nothing!)


Miele Moda Luxury Fashion - 20% off your order


Minus33 Merino Wool - 10% off coupon


Mission Mercantile - 10% off your order


Moneylion - $25 birthday boost (used in the app)



Perron Rigot US - 10%  off your next order

PGA Tour - 20% off your next online or in-store purchase


Pittsburg Steelers - $25 off your $100 order


Populum - $10 off


Porter Lyons - 15% off your order


Proof Syrup - 15% off your order


Raaka Chocolate - $10 off your order


Saks Fifth Avenue - 15% off your next purchase


Salewa - 20% off your next purchase


Schleich - 20% off your order


Shan & Toad - $10 coupon


SkinCeuticals - Complimentary sample with purchase



Target Circle - 5% off your next shopping trip


Texas Roadhouse - Free appetizer or sidekick with the purchase of an adult entree



Three Olives Vodka - Free Shipping


Tickets For Less - $20 off




Vintage Meet Modern - $25 off $75+ orders



Wheel of Fortune - Save 10% at ShopWheelofFortune.com


WV Living - Subscribe and get one issue free



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