Savvy Sample: Free limited-edition Feeding America sticker
Region: USA
How to Claim: Visit the Feeding America page, fill out the contact form, vote for your favorite sticker design, and your sticker will be mailed to you
Bonus Info: Feeding America was founded in 1979 as Second Harvest by John van Hengel, who pioneered the concept of food banking in Phoenix, Arizona after seeing the need firsthand while volunteering at a local soup kitchen.
Want a free sticker that actually means something?
Feeding America is giving away limited-edition stickers — and they’re letting YOU vote on the design. Pick your favorite from “Nourish. Empower. Thrive.”, “Lettuce End Hunger Together.”, or “Together, Let’s End Hunger.”
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Beyond being fun freebies, these stickers carry a real message of hope and community. Whether you’re decking out your water bottle or laptop, you’ll be repping a movement that’s working to make hunger a thing of the past. Cast your vote and wear your support with pride!
Savvy Star Rating: 4/5 ⭐⭐⭐⭐
- Feeding America was founded in 1979 as Second Harvest by John van Hengel in Phoenix, Arizona, and rebranded to its current name in 2008.
- This free sticker is offered directly by Feeding America as part of their supporter outreach campaign.
- Fill out the contact form on the Feeding America page, vote for your favorite design, and receive your sticker by mail.
- Open to US residents; one sticker per person while supplies last.
- Your vote helps determine which limited-edition design gets distributed to supporters nationwide.
