Philly's favorite convenience store is celebrating 51 years of business by offering free coffee to customers on April 16.
To mark the day the first store opened in 1964, Wawa is handing out more than 1.5 million cups of Joe -- free of charge! Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter is set to proclaim April 16 as WawaDay and help pour the first coffees when the day-long event kicks off at 8 a.m.
Customers can get any size coffee, iced or hot, store officials said.
It's our turn to treat YOU! Celebrate #WawaDay with us on 4/16 & enjoy a FREE cup of Any Size Wawa Coffee in stores. pic.twitter.com/QloZz4wc9q — Wawa (@Wawa) April 13, 2015
Along with the java, the chain is giving away 416 in-store $20 gift cards. Customers must enter for a chance to win. The sweepstakes closes Friday at 5 p.m.
There are more than 680 Wawa locations throughout Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Delaware, Maryland, Virginia and Florida. Athletes with the Special Olympics will be honored at six separate celebrations throughout its six-state operating region, according to a news release.
