
Dairy Queen FREE Cone Day 2023 is March 20, 2023. Participating Dairy Queen restaurants are celebrating the first day of spring by giving customers a free, small vanilla, soft-serve cone during Free Cone Day on March 20, 2023.
DQ will be hosting a a campaign which will hopefully raise a lot of money for the children at Beaumont Hospital. participating DQ locations are also hosting a Dip It For Kids campaign, which gives guests the opportunity to add a dip to their DQ cones for just $1. The additional dollar will be donated to benefit programs and services at Beaumont Children’s, a Children’s Miracle Network Hospital, as well as any other donations collected that day, at participating Southeast Michigan Dairy Queen locations.
In addition to kicking off spring, Free Cone Day marks the beginning of “Treat Szn” – the time of year when the weather warms, and the only things that should be cold are sweet treats that come in a cone or cup.
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Dairy Queen’s famous original cones are available in vanilla, chocolate or twist soft serve. During the Dip it For Kids campaign, anyone purchasing a small cone or larger, or receiving the free small vanilla cone, can add a dipped topping for $1. The hard-shell coating flavors available may include chocolate, cherry, or butterscotch.
Since 2003, Dairy Queen stores in Southeast Michigan have raised almost $973K for Beaumont Children’s, helping to put smiles on the faces of pediatric patients.
For more info about Children’s Miracle Network programming at Beaumont Children’s can be found at Beaumont.org/CMN.
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For more info on Dairy Queen FREE Cone Day or to find a participating DQ location in Metro Detroit, visit DQ.com.
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