Krispy Kreme has given 1.5M free doughnuts to vaccinated Americans
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Since Krispy Kreme launched its doughnut giveaway on March 22, the company has given away more than 1.5 million doughnuts to vaccinated Americans.
In a statement provided to Fox News, Krispy Kreme CMO Dave Skena said the doughnut giveaway is all about getting more Americans vaccinated. "We were the first national brand to launch a campaign to show support for Americans choosing to get vaccinated, and we were hopeful that others would join us," Skena said. "With more and more people getting vaccinated and our offer being good through the end of the year, we’re clearly on our way to giving away many millions of doughnuts as the country mobilizes to get this pandemic behind us as soon as possible. That makes us very happy!"
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