Help the earth and get something in return at the same time: free trees, free coffee, free reusable shopping bags, free milkshakes, free skin cleanser, and more.
Anthropologie: free Earth Day workshops for kids that teaching potting and basic gardening are being held throughout the weekend (times and dates vary by location)
Caribou Coffee: BYO reusable cup or mug into any of this company’s 400+ locations and enjoy a free coffee on Friday, April 22
DealOn: with this flash deal, available for purchase through April 24, $25 worth of all-natural, biodegradable products from LetsGoGreen.biz—including water bottles, travel mugs, food containers, plates, utensils, and cleaning supplies—are being sold for $10
DiggersList: this neat money-saving site, where DIYers list leftover home improvement supplies for sale or swap, is giving away a free packet of wildflower seeds to anyone who posts items by the end of April
Disney Store: bring in five plastic shopping bags on Friday, April 22, and you’ll receive a free reusable shopping bag featuring a green silhouette of Mickey Mouse
Drugstore.com: up to 60% off on dozens of natural, homeopathic, and organic products
EVOS: this restaurant chain, which maintains a special focus on environmental sustainability and has locations in Florida, Georgia, and North Carolina, is giving away free homemade organic milkshakes to all customers on April 22
Fresh & Easy: print out this coupon and redeem it by April 22 for a free canvas shopping bag when you spend at least $20 at a Fresh & Easy Neighborhood Market
Lowe’s: home improvement centers around the country are giving away a total of one million trees on Saturday, April 23
National parks: free admission lasts through April 24 during National Parks Week
Origins: bring in any skin product you use and a filled-out form available at this link to an Origins store on Friday, April 22, and you’ll receive a free tube of chemical-free Origins Cleanser ($18 value)
Starbucks: bring in a reusable mug and get a free coffee or tea on Friday, April 22
thredUP: sign up with this kids clothing-swap service on Earth Day and get a credit for one free swap ($15.95 value — $5 plus $10.95 for shipping)