Old Navy teams up with RaceTrac for July Fourth gas giveaway
Old Navy customers in select states will be able to get a free tank of gas in a new joint promotion with convenience retailer RaceTrac.
The specialty apparel retailer is giving away free gas to customers in celebration Independence Day, traditionally one of the busiest holidays for car travel in the U.S. Old Navy will fuel up vehicles at select RaceTrac stores across five states, while also giving away some gas gift cards.
The promition will kick off on Monday, June 26 in Orlando. It will continue Thursday, June 29, in key markets adjacent to notable July 4th celebrations, including Atlanta, Dallas, Nashville, and New Orleans.
Gas giveaways will take place at the select five stations starting at 9 a.m. local time, with the exact locations revealed earlier that morning in partnership with local radio broadcasts. At each gas station, the first 250 cars will receive a $50 RaceTrac gift card when they pull up to the pumps. Old Navy credit card holders will receive double the rewards - two $50 gift cards, totaling $100 in value - as a loyalty perk.
Old Navy will also give free gift cards to select social media fans with gas cards Followers of @oldnavy on Instagram and TikTok will be prompted to share where they are traveling o this summer for a chance to win free fuel.9
In addition, Old Navy is offering an online Vacation Shop on its e-commerce site and in all U.S. stores, offering curated packing lists of seasonal trends such as Electric Beach, Resortcore, and Summer Dressy. The retailer is also featuring an Americana assortment sort with new red, white and blue styles, including the brand’s collectible flag tee.
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A division of San Francisco-based Gap Inc. and headquartered in San Francisco, Old operates more than 1,200 stores around the world.
Headquartered in Atlanta, family-owned RaceTrac operates over 570 convenience store locations in Alabama, Georgia, Florida, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, Texas, and Tennessee.