Canadians are taking to Twitter to announce the arrival of $25 Loblaw cards in the mail.
The freebie is being offered following the grocery chain’s admission to bread price fixing over 14 years. And while Canadians have been overpaying on the staple food item for over a decade, plenty of Canucks are in a generous mood when it comes to the promise of FREE groceries!
Recipients have already been quick to share on social media that they’ll be donating the card to local food banks.
See also
- How to easily donate your $25 Loblaw gift card to a local food bank
- Loblaw offering $25 gift card as goodwill gesture following admission to bread price-fixing
- Loyalty programs from Shoppers Drug Mart and Loblaw are merging
Got my Loblaws price fixing card in the mail today. Activated it, put it in my wallet to use later, then turned around and donated $25 to the @yegfoodbank. It’s the simplest way to pass the $ on. If you can afford your own bread, go do the same. pic.twitter.com/lgZ1gorOTy
— Vikki Wiercinski (@VeekeeWeekee) February 21, 2018
@yegfoodbank , We just received our Loblaws $25 gift card where can I send it to donate it? I hope everyone that can will do this in @yeg #yegfood #yeg
— David Wolfe (@davyseal) February 22, 2018
Donated my $25 gift card from Loblaws to the @nbfoodbank … how about you? #community #givingback pic.twitter.com/3hxj4wSq0n
— Katharine Strang (@KathUnacks) February 22, 2018
So I received my Loblaws 25.00 gift card yesterday (Bread-gate)….activated it & donating it today to the FoodBank. #HintHint
— Barry Ferguson (@rastafergie) February 21, 2018
Got my $25 @LoblawsON gift card today….over to you, @OttawaFoodBank ! $25 donation made. Don’t forget to give to your local food bank when your card comes!
— ashleybedard (@ashleybedard) February 21, 2018
If you’re looking to do the same, check out this list where we’ve rounded up food banks accepting donations in each major Canadian city.