Metro Atlanta Wendy’s Restaurants Get Latest Frosty Card Deal

Because we’re special, Wendy’s has rolled out its updated Frosty Card program in metro Atlanta and surrounding areas. Proceeds from this year’s program will go to Camp Sunshine and help send children and teens with cancer to camp this summer.

In addition to patrons in the Atlanta area, customers in other parts of Georgia, including Chattanooga, Macon, Columbus, Savannah and Augusta (as well as Chattanooga) can purchase a limited-edition Camp Sunshine Frosty Card from now until July 1, 2018.

$1 Frosty Card Earns You A Free Junior Frosty With Any Purchase

The Frosty Card costs $1, with each key card redeemable for one free junior Frosty with any purchase until December 31, 2018.

“Camp Sunshine holds a special place in our hearts, and we’ve been proud to support the important work they do for the last nine years,” says Wendy’s Division Marketing Manager Samone Brumfield. “Knowing that we can make a difference in any child’s life means much more than a Frosty. It’s about giving them a break to have fun during an extremely difficult time. That’s priceless.”

“Wendy’s is one of Camp Sunshine’s biggest supporters,” says Nancy Burrow, special events and communications manager at Camp Sunshine. “Last year alone the Frosty Card campaign helped send nearly 400 kids to camp, which is remarkable. We’re looking forward to another successful year and seeing how every Frosty Card purchase truly does change a child’s life.”

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