$1 game day coffee from Dunkin’
Popular DD Perks program returns for Eagles fans
PHILADELPHIA >> Dunkin’ DD Perks members across the region can fuel up for home games again this season with the return of $1 game day coffee program.
Beginning with the Sunday, Sept. 8, Eagles home opener, DD Perks members can get a $1 medium hot or iced coffee on all Eagles game days when they pay with a DD Perks enrolled Dunkin’ card. In addition, with the “Cheers, Eagles Won!” offer, DD Perks members can also get a $1 medium hot or iced coffee the day following every Eagles regular-season win when they pay with a DD Perks enrolled Dunkin’ card.
“For 12 years now, fans have come to rely on Dunkin’ to fuel their passion for the Philadelphia Eagles,” Jackie Keown, marketing director, Dunkin’ Brands, said in a press release. “We’re excited to announce the return of our Eagles game day offer and look for
“Dunkin’ is a proud corporate citizen that fuels our city with strong customer loyalty and a commitment to charitable giving. We are excited to team up with Dunkin’ once again to prepare our fans for Eagles game days, while also supporting youth athletics through the ‘Touchdowns for Kids’ program.”
— Catherine Carlson, senior vice president of revenue and strategy for the Philadelphia Eagles
ward to being a part of Eagles fans’ game day traditions.”
Both offers are valid at participating Dunkin’ restaurants in the Greater Philadelphia region, throughout the 2019-20 regular season. Cold brew is not included in the promotion. Almondmilk and espresso shots may be an additional charge, according to the company.
Dunkin’ customers can also show their Eagles pride this season with the official “Eagles Donut,” a yeast ring topped with vanilla icing and green sprinkles.
Also this season, Dunkin’ will once again partner with Good Sports Inc. for the 7th annual Dunkin’ “Touchdowns for Kids” program. For every Eagles touchdown scored, Dunkin’ will donate $250 to Good Sports. Philadelphia Eagles’ Tight End Zach Ertz will return as the program’s spokesperson, donating an additional $250 for each touchdown he scores this season.
The funds donated through the “Touchdowns for Kids” program will directly support Good Sports’ mission to increase youth participation in sports and recreation by providing sports equipment and apparel to youth organizations in need, according to the release. To learn more or to apply for an equipment grant, visit www.goodsports.org/ DunkinPhilly.
The start of the football season and the Dunkin’ $1 game day coffee offer have become synonymous with Eagles fans over the years, according to Catherine Carlson, senior vice president of revenue and strategy for the Philadelphia Eagles.
“Dunkin’ is a proud corporate citizen that fuels our city with strong customer loyalty and a commitment to charitable giving. We are excited to team up with Dunkin’ once again to prepare our fans for Eagles game days, while also supporting youth athletics through the ‘Touchdowns for Kids’ program,” she said in the release.