Burger King is going above and beyond in doing its part to help the world get through these tough times. The fast food restaurant announced it will be offering free Kid Meals, here’s how it works.
As we continue to practice social distancing, families are staying home from school and work, which isn’t easy for everyone. Fast food restaurants are shut down, making delivery and takeout the only options. Most places have signed up for free delivery (for a list of these restaurants check HERE), but Burger King is doing even more.
The King is offering two free Kid Meals with the purchase of one adult meal. This deal begins on Monday, March 23. Customers need to make the order online or via the Burger King app (but not for delivery) and can only be redeemed once a daily per guest through April 6 and while supplies last. USA Today shares that only participating locations will have this deal, but it includes most.
Don’t forget, if you are in need, school districts are offering free lunches for all children. Check your local school for pickup hours and more information. Other schools, such as Harmony, are also offering free breakfast.
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If you know of another fast food restaurant or organization offering free meals to children, let us know! We would love to share with our readers.
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