Burger King Will Let You Swap Unwanted Gifts for a Whopper
The burger franchise will then donate them to charity.
Sometimes, in this season of giving, even the most well-intentioned presents can fall wide of the mark.
But instead of taking that present back from whence it came with a gift receipt in hand, Burger King wants to provide these unhappy recipients with another alternative. Bring your unwanted gifts to a local Burger King and donate them to charity in exchange for a free Whopper.
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The offer is available at locations in London, Miami and Brazil.
Lousy holiday gift? Exchange it for a Whopper. Post a pic with #WhopperExchange and watch the video for more info. pic.twitter.com/6OHsC4FpzR
— Burger King (@BurgerKing) December 18, 2016
But if you aren’t in a city where the promotion is happening, starting today, Burger King fans who post a photo of themselves on Twitter or Instagram with the presents they want to offload with the hashtag #whopperexchange could be chosen to receive a $10 Burger King gift.
Sometimes, in this season of giving, even the most well-intentioned presents can fall wide of the mark.
But instead of taking that present back from whence it came with a gift receipt in hand, Burger King wants to provide these unhappy recipients with another alternative. Bring your unwanted gifts to a local Burger King and donate them to charity in exchange for a free Whopper.
Related: Burger King Dresses Up as McDonald’s for Halloween
The offer is available at locations in London, Miami and Brazil.
Lousy holiday gift? Exchange it for a Whopper. Post a pic with #WhopperExchange and watch the video for more info. pic.twitter.com/6OHsC4FpzR
— Burger King (@BurgerKing) December 18, 2016
But if you aren’t in a city where the promotion is happening, starting today, Burger King fans who post a photo of themselves on Twitter or Instagram with the presents they want to offload with the hashtag #whopperexchange could be chosen to receive a $10 Burger King gift.
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