In celebration of Random Acts of Kindness Week, Taco Cabana will partner with Favor for its third annual Random Acts of Tacos Day on Wednesday, Feb. 15th to deliver free breakfast tacos to lucky users throughout Dallas! Favor is the easiest way to get anything you want in your city delivered to your door in under an hour.#AnythingDelivered
From 9 to 11 a.m. tomorrow, participants can simply select the free giveaway within the Favor app for a chance to get two complimentary breakfast tacos delivered to their current location. Fans are encouraged to share their experience via #RandomActsOfTacos on their social channels.
Additionally, guests who dine at a Taco Cabana restaurant the morning of Feb. 17th, which is National Random Acts of Kindness Day, will receive a coupon for a free breakfast taco on their next visit, while supplies last.
You can download the Favor app on your iOS or Android device. Connect with Taco Cabana via social at facebook.com/TacoCabana or @TacoCabana on Instagram and Twitter, and Favor at facebook.com/askfavor or @Favor on Instagram and Twitter.
Plus, leave a comment below telling us one act of random kindness you have provided over the last year and we will give away Free Taco Cabana for a year (12 coupons, one for each month) to one lucky reader! The winner will be notified by email at the beginning of next week!
UPDATE: Congratulations Carolyn Stell for winning the giveaway! You’ve been contacted via email!
I provided a meal for a homeless man last month
I donated toiletry items, pillows, and a few other things to homeless in my town.
i bought a homeless man mcdonalds
Me and my co-workers went to lunch to discuss ways to improve social skills in the work place and after we ordered we sat and waited for our food. I noticed a lady and her daughter come into the restaurant and they sat down and didn’t order. They looked tired and hungry. I got up and ordered two meals and had them delivered to there table. They seemed very happy.
I found a little girl’s purse one day shopping in Wal-Mart and I searched all over the store for the little girl to return it to her. I figured if I just turned it in to the store they wouldn’t care since I’m sure it didn’t have anything considered valuable by an adult in it, but I have 2 girls and I know how important their small things are to them.
On a very hot day, I bought bottled waters for the girls that work in the front office of my apartments.
I ordered my mom a designer perfume gift set to her house unbeknownst to her. She was so excited.
Carolyn, I just ordered a crap ton of hairbands. I would like to see if we could partner together for homeless hair helping.
Verna – I work at Beautiful Feet in Fort Worth. It would be great if you can donate hairbands to them!!
I help elderly friends get to appointments when needed. I also coupon and love to help others.
My daughter and I gave all our change to a homeless woman sitting outside a store we were about to enter, for her to catch the bus. I noticed she was crying, so we sat with her, asked why she was crying, listened, then prayed with her, hugged her and kissed her on the cheek. Once inside the store, my daughter suggested we buy her a scarf! It was cold and windy outside. After purchasing it, we cut the tags off, and took it to her. I put it around her neck and told her to always remember when she wears it that she is wrapped in God’s love and our love. She said it was her favorite color! I told her that God arranged that just for her! She smiled SO big! We hugged her again and were on our way, happy as could be!
I buy things for my needy students throughout the year and label them as from “Secret Santa” etc.
I mow my elderly neighbor’s yard and help her run errands.
I have bought breakfast for our team at work on a couple of Friday’s. Always a great feeling.
I work at a homeless shelter once a month. One homeless woman came in and said that she needed a hair band to pull back her hair. No one could find one for her to have, so I pulled out the one in my hair and gave it to her.
Carolyn, please see the post I left below. My apologies for not hitting “reply”.
I work at a homeless shelter once a month. One woman came in and said that she needed a hair band to pull back her hair. No one could find one for her to have, so I pulled out the one in my hair and gave it to her.