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Here’s how to sign up early for the ‘21 Days of Nurse Giveaways’

Nurse.org is doing 21 days of giveaways for nurses

Many companies offer discount codes for nurses as a way of saying, "Thank you.".Adidas gives medical professionals 30% off online and in-store and 20% off at outlets.Hello Fresh is offering 55% off of first box purchases, plus 15% off of ongoing purchases.E.l.f. offers essential workers 25% off online cosmetic purchases of $30 or more.Home Chef gives first responders 50% off of their first box and 10% off of ongoing boxes.
By Ebony Williams
Dec 1, 2023

‘Tis the season for giving!

From December 3-23, Nurse.org is celebrating “21 Days of Nurse Giveaways,” featuring everything a nurse might need, from scrubs and accessories, to books and shoes, and everything in between — including cash.

Explore3 gifts that will make nurses smile

“Every single day, we’re unwrapping a new batch of prizes designed to make our incredible nursing pros feel as special as they truly are. It’s time to countdown to a season filled with giving, recognizing, and showering nurses with the love and prizes they’ve earned. Let the good times roll!” announced the website.

ExploreNurse delivers heart-wrenching poem that’ll make you cry

While the giveaways start on December 3, early birds can get a head start by signing up early. For more information and how to sign up click here.

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Ebony Williams is a writer, indie producer and director, and journalist for a variety of magazine outlets. Her career has led her to create content for entertainment, sports, lifestyle, local breaking news and more.

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