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In honor of Fire Prevention Month and National First Responders Day on Oct. 28, Lowe’s is offering a discount both online and in stores nationwide to all first responders.
Eligible first responders can sign up on Lowes’ website to receive a digital coupon book with up to $1,500 in savings. You’ll verify your status through ID.me and create a Lowe’s account to receive the discounts through email. The coupons can be redeemed anytime now through Oct. 31.
Discounts in the booklet include 30% off cabinets, 25% off Allen + Roth bath and kitchen faucets, 10% off Kobalt outdoor power equipment and power tools, $10 off fire safety products and more.
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While chances are you won’t be able to take advantage of all $1,500 in savings, even using just some of the coupons can save you quite a bit of cash, especially if you need higher-priced items.
In addition to the savings, Lowe’s is also offering activities at participating stores including free fire safety demonstrations and a DIY Kids Workshop. The Heroic Fire Truck Kids Workshop will take place at participating stores from 10 a.m.-1 p.m. on Saturday, Oct. 14. You can pre-register now through Oct. 13 to save your child’s spot.
Also, first responders can come in on Oct. 21 for free Kobalt safety glasses.
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Other first responder discounts this month and beyond include ones from Reebok, which offers 50% off; Yeti, where first responders can save on select products; and Carhartt, which offers 15% off.
Other discounts include 8% off at Hotels.com and up to 30% off from Samsung. Bed, Bath & Beyond, formerly known as Overstock, is offering a free Club O membership that includes perks like 5% rewards, free returns and a price match guarantee.
Do you know any first responders who could take advantage of some of these great deals?
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