The aged trope goes something like this: Think how most income we could save if we didn’t go out to buy coffee each day! Well, on Thursday, if we live nearby a Wawa, we can have your coffee and splash it for free, too.
This Thursday, Apr 11 is a annual Wawa Day — or as freebie lovers prefer to call it, Wawa Free Coffee Day — this year in respect of the beloved preference store chain’s 55th anniversary. The code says it will offer a giveaway self-serve coffee — adult to 24-ounces in distance — to all business during all of a over 800 locations across Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Delaware, Maryland, Virginia, Florida, and Washington, D.C. The code expects to give divided over 2 million cups of coffee in all.
April is a bustling month for Wawa. A integrate of weeks ago, a sequence also announced it is running a “Hoagies for Hope” campaign throughout April, offered a special Broad Street Meatball sandwich made in partnership with James Beard Award-winning chef Michael Solomonov at over a dozen select locations in Center City Philadelphia, with a deduction going to charity. The module is in and with Solomonov’s acclaimed, charity-focused deli, The Rooster, that will also be portion a hoagie.
Speaking of which, if we are looking for some party with your giveaway coffee, we can dump into the world’s largest Wawa location at 6th and Chestnut Streets in Philadelphia on Apr 11 during 9:30am to see Wawa’s Culinary Manager, Chef Farley Kaiser, face off against Chef Solomonov in a live “Chef Showdown” to see who can make some-more of these Broad Street Meatballs in five minutes.
Meanwhile, if speeches are some-more your speed, Eater Philadelphia says that a Independence Mall Wawa located at 150 S. Independence Mall West will underline Wawa President and CEO Chris Gheysens pouring a day’s first cup of coffee while Philadelphia Mayor Jim Kenney will give a debate about Wawa’s impact on a city. Both options sound exciting, really. No judgment.