Vaccine recipients have another reason to celebrate.
Like several other companies, Budweiser gives free installments to people who have been vaccinated against the coronavirus.
Earlier this week, the beer brand – owned by Anheuser-Busch – announced that it would be giving away free beer to vaccine recipients in an ad featuring its distinctive Clydesdales and a puppy.
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“We can’t wait to see our eyes,” Budweiser said in the ad. “But if we do, let’s do it safely.”
The company added: “Your first round is upon us when you are vaccinated.”
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According to the giveaway rules, fans only need to show that they have been vaccinated by uploading a photo of their “I got vaccinated” sticker, their connection from the recording or a selfie from their vaccination site on ABeerOnBud.com before May 16th. .
Budweiser will give away 10,000 virtual debit cards to verified participants.
Budweiser gives $ 5 virtual debit cards to vaccinated fans to spend on beer.
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Participants must be over 21 and residents of Alabama, California and Texas are not eligible according to the rules.
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However, Budweiser is not the only company offering free deliveries.
Earlier this month, Samuel Adams, who was hired by Boston Beer Co. owned, announced that he will also be giving away money for beer to people who have been vaccinated until 15 May.
Fans who want to participate must post a photo of their vaccine sticker or bandage on social media with the hashtag #ShotForSam and the company will send them $ 7 via Cash App.
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Krispy Kreme also gives away free donuts to vaccines.
Unlike the gifts from Sam Adams and Budweiser, Krispy Kreme has promised that customers who show their vaccine tickets can get a free donut every day for the rest of 2021, FOX Business reported last month.
Although the company has been criticized for promoting unhealthy eating habits, especially during the pandemic, Krispy Kreme defended its decision.
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“Like many sweet treats, Krispy Kreme Donuts are an opportunity to enjoy the best in moderation. And we know that most of our guests enjoy our donuts,” a spokeswoman told Fox News earlier in a statement.
“We certainly do not ask people to get a free Original Glazed donut every day, we only make it available by the end of the year – especially since not every group is eligible to be vaccinated – for support. “to prove those who are doing their part to make the country safe by being vaccinated as soon as the vaccine is available to them,” the spokesman added.