Round Up & Get a FREE Ronald McDonald House T-Shirt in Alabama: free sample: Alabama McDonald’s customers can get a FREE 2026 Day of Change T-shirt through Ronald McDonald House
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Alabama McDonald’s customers can get a FREE 2026 Day of Change T-shirt through Ronald McDonald House Charities of Alabama when they participate as McDonald’s Round-Up donors. The offer is available only in Alabama. Check the promotion details for instructions on how to request or purchase the shirt. 👕 Alabama only. Offer details and availability may vary.

At a glance
Purchase required. Request it online. For Select Locations. Posted September 21, 2026.
What it is
Round Up & Get a FREE Ronald McDonald House T-Shirt in Alabama is a free clothes sample listed on TrySpree.
Who offers it
The offer is run by ronaldmcdonaldhouseal.org; TrySpree links to it and does not ship anything itself.
How to claim
Click "Get Sample" to open the offer and fill out the brand's form.
Status
Posted September 21, 2026; not re-checked since. No members have reported it closed.
Where
Available in Select Locations.
Get Sample

This one requires a purchase, so TrySpree can't auto-claim it. It only takes a minute on the brand's site.

The brand ships your sample, usually in 2-8 weeks. TrySpree never charges you.

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Offer information

Alabama McDonald’s customers can get a FREE 2026 Day of Change T-shirt through Ronald McDonald House Charities of Alabama when they participate as McDonald’s Round-Up donors.

The offer is available only in Alabama. Check the promotion details for instructions on how to request or purchase the shirt.

👕 Alabama only. Offer details and availability may vary.

More loot. Still free. Still legal.