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33 FREE ITEMS!   This month was a little slow for me, but every little bit helps.   I was able
to get a lot of Christmas presents and items that we needed for the house.   In addition, I
was able to donate many health and beauty items to a local organization that provides these
items free of charge to families in need.   
Never fear because we are still going strong and starting to develop a few goals for the
upcoming new year.    
As always I was able to gather these items through the use of Kroger Customer incentives,
Giant Eagle Advantage program, Walgreens Register Rewards and Points Program,
Coupons, Pinch Me, Saving Source, Bzzagent, Meijers buy 10 get the 11th free and
IBOTTA Deals and Bonuses.  
January: 58 
February : 53
March: 25
April: 40
May: 47
June: 56
July: 51
August: 59
September: 84
October: 78
November : 33
Total so far: 584
Here is my November 2019  list of free-bees!  Each week is separated by changing
colors.   Check out my FREE FRIDAY’S posts to see which items are free that week and
what deals are coming up in the next week.   
Here is last week’s post to check out: 
Carefree liners (10 ct)- Sample me
Persil Sample (1ct)- Sample me
Royal Canin Canned food- Sample me
2 Bona Samples (Hardwood and Tile)- Sample me 
10 Hallmark Cards- Kroger Coupons 
Stayfree Thin Pads (16 ct)- Kroger Mega Deal and Coupon
5 Sparkling Apple Cider- Kroger Mega Deal, Kroger Cash, IBOTTA
3 Halloween Bags- Kroger gave them away
5 small pumpkins- Kroger gave them away
2 TRESemme Shampoo- CVS Sale, Coupons, ECB, CRT
2 TRESemme Conditioner- CVS Sale, Coupons, EBC, CRT
10 10x6 Snapfish pictures- Free Code
3 Wet N Wild Gift Sets- CVS Black Friday Sale, ECB and 3/12 CRT
Beauty 360 Blade to Blade Disposable Razors- CVS  Sale, ECB
CVS Acetaminophen (24 ct)- CVS Sale, ECB
Speed Stick Deodorant- CVS Sale, ECB, Coupon
CVS Panty liners (20 ct)- CVS Sale, ECB
CVS Baby Wipes- CVS Sale, ECB
Colgate Toothpaste- CVS Sale, Instant Coupon and Man. Coupon
Wrigley Gum- ECB
Suave (Shampoo and Conditioner)- CVS Sale, ECB, Coupon
Be encouraged to slash your grocery/personal care budget and get a lot of name brand
items for rock bottom prices.   You don’t need the product- no worries, just donate it to
others who could use it.   
What free items have you scored this past month or what have you donated to others
because you are now in a position to do so?  
Leave a comment below. 

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