We Rounded Up The Best Free Stuff for Senior Citizens: 20+ Freebies!
Unlock a world of free perks and benefits exclusively for seniors—because the best things in life really are free!
We've gathered the ultimate list of freebies exclusively for senior citizens. From free classes and entertainment to health and wellness perks, this guide highlights the best no-cost options available. Whether you're looking for discounts, free services, or special programs, these deals are designed to enhance your life without breaking the bank. Start enjoying these fantastic offers today.
- AARP - Being an AARP member grants you access to exclusive discounts, programs, and services from reputable brands. Plus, get your choice of free gifts when you join; an Insulated Trunk Organizer or 6-Port Power and USB Charging Donut.
- A&W - In honor of their 105th Birthday, A&W are giving away free root beer floats for life to anyone aged 100 or older. Simply visit any A&W location and mention this promotion to get yours. ID may be required.
- AMAC - The Association of Mature American Citizens is a membership organization for people aged 50 and over that provides discounts, deals and more for seniors.
- Arby's - Those aged 55 and older can get a free drink at Arby's restaurants. No purchase necessary, just mention this offer when ordering.
- Burger King - If you're an AARP member, you can get a free cup of coffee at Burger King locations. Simply, flash your AARP card and mention the offer to get it.
- Cell Phone - Check to see if you're eligible to receive a free cell phone and service with Assurance Wireless, SafeLink Wireless and Q Link Wireless.
- Dental Care - Locate free or low-cost, comprehensive dental care with Dental Lifeline Network, Dentistry from the Heart, Eldercare, NAFC, Teeth Wisdom, and United Way.
- Dunkin' - Pick up a free donut with the purchase of a beverage at participating Dunkin' locations for those aged 55 and older.
- Good Neighbor Pharmacy - You can get a number of free vitamins every month as part of the Free Vitamin Program at Good Neighbors Pharmacy. Simply, check with your local pharmacy for availability.
- Healthcare - NAFC offers free or low-cost healthcare to uninsured or underinsure and check with your local Agency on Aging for mobility equipment, care management, transportation etc.
- Hearing Aids - See if you're eligible to get free or low-cost hearing aids from the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, Medicaid and Medicare.
- JCPenney - Those age 100 or older can get a free pair of glasses at JCP Optical. Not 100? You can still get 50%-90% off with their Decades Discount.
- KFC - Seniors 55 and older can get a free small drink with an entree purchase.
- Legal Help - Receive free legal aid from Legal Services Corporation and get answers to your legal questions and find free legal forms with LawHelp.
- National Parks - Most National Park sites are free to visit, but some require a pass. If you're aged 62 or older, you can receive a huge discount on a Senior Annual Pass. For only $20, your pass will provide admittance to more than 2,000 recreation sites managed by six Federal agencies - that's a savings of $60.
- Public Transit - Seniors can receive free rides by searching the Senior Free Ride Program in your area or using NEMT. Get reduced rides with services such as Eldercare, GOGO and SilverRide.
- Starbucks - Sign up for a Rewards account and score a free beverage or food item during your birthday month.
- Taco Bell - Get a free drink and a 5% discount at YUM! Owned Taco Bell restaurants for those 65 years or older.
- Tax Prep - You can receive free tax assistance from the AARP Foundation Tax-Aide if you have low to moderate income. You don't need to be an AARP member to use the service.
- Whataburger - Score a free small coffee or drink when you order a meal at select Whataburger locations.
- Wheelchair Ramps - Ramp Access Made Possible by Students installs free wheelchair and handicapped ramps for qualified senior and the disabled.
Other Places to Find Free Stuff for Seniors
Libraries - Your local library isn't just the place for free books—it also offers free e-books, audiobooks, and videos. If you don’t have a library card, no need to worry; signing up is quick, easy, and completely free.
College - Many local universities provide free or discounted courses for individuals as young as 50. AARP offers a helpful list of academic institutions in each state that provide affordable or free options to get started.
The Seniors Club - This free to join club focuses on the needs of seniors by providing a wide range of benefits and discounts. Join The Senior Club to take save on everything from medical equipment and home security to gifts and dining.
Apps & Online Games - There are countless apps and online games available for seniors, from those that boost cognitive skills like Word with Friends to others that offer a simple and enjoyable way to pass the time - AARP has a huge list of free online games that can help you do just that. Perhaps, you're looking to get the best deal with an app like ShopSavvy, need help managing your medications with MediSafe or a Magnifying Glass + Flashlight to help you read smaller text.
Civic Centers, Park Districts & Rec Rooms - Contact your local city or county recreational departments to enjoy free programs and activities for seniors such as bingo, playing cards, luncheons, workshops, crafts and special events.
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