The following are offering discounts or other benefits to veterans on Veterans Day:

• Nature’s Garden Natural Foods and Shoes, 4360 Perkiomen Ave., Exeter Township, is offering all veterans with ID 20% off all vitamin supplements and formulas on Veterans Day.

• The Fred Beans Automotive Group is again offering Veterans Day discounts on automotive services, including a free oil change, to both retired and active military personnel. The offers are valid throughout Veterans Day.

In addition to a free oil change and a filter, the automotive group is offering 20% off labor for automotive services up to $150. The dealerships are also doubling the military rebate on new vehicle purchases. The rebates vary by manufacturer.

“Our annual Veterans Day event gives us the opportunity to meet and show appreciation for the veterans in our community,” said Fred Beans, founder of the automotive group and a Coast Guard veteran. “This is just a small way we can give back to those in our community who give so much of themselves to serve and protect our country.”

Qualifying customers should present both the appropriate coupon and a valid military or veterans ID to take advantage of the offers. Coupons with complete details can be found on the www.fredbeans.com/veterans-day.htm.

All Fred Beans service locations accept the Veterans Day coupons.

 Veterans are invited

to Adelphia Seafood, 3024 Penn Ave., West Lawn, on Veterans Day from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. to receive a free take-n-bake dinner. Meal choices include crab cakes, salmon, or cod, served with roasted potatoes and vegetables. To prepare, simply remove the lid and bake at 350°F for 20 minutes. This marks the 12th year of Adelphia’s Veterans Day meal giveaway, and the team is proud to continue the tradition.

In addition to the annual giveaway, Adelphia offers a 10% discount year-round to all active duty and retired military personnel. Veterans are kindly asked to present their military ID at checkout to receive the discount.

• Sheetz is offering veterans and active duty military personnel a free meal and car wash on Veterans Day. Veterans and active duty military personnel can enjoy a free half turkey sub and a regular size fountain drink. The offer includes extras and add-ons to the sub. Sheetz will also provide a free car wash. This offer only applies to the $9 car wash option. Military ID or proof of service must be presented to qualify.

Customers are encouraged to donate their loyalty points in November to the United Service Organizations. One hundred loyalty points will equate to a $1 donation to the USO via the Sheetz app.

• Veterans and current service members are invited to visit a Royer’s Flowers & Gifts store on Veterans Day to receive a free red and white carnation with a blue bow as a thank you for their service. Guests are asked to show a valid military ID or veteran card to receive their bouquet.

In addition, Royer’s stores are collecting holiday cards for the national American Red Cross “Holidays for Heroes” initiative, which sends heartfelt messages of gratitude and encouragement to deployed service members and veterans. Community members are encouraged to drop off cards at any location until Nov. 15 to help brighten the holidays for those serving overseas.

For store hours and locations, visit royers.com.

• On Veterans Day, Rutter’s invites all veterans and active duty military personnel to enjoy a free coffee, cappuccino, fountain drink, or slushy of any size at any Rutter’s location. To receive the complimentary beverage, veterans and active duty members simply need to show a valid military ID or arrive in uniform at any Rutter’s register.

Veterans Day was formerly called “Armistice Day,” the holiday was originally intended to honor veterans of the First World War. Later, the meaning of the holiday was expanded to include all US military who served in either wartime or peacetime. Veterans Day is now celebrated every November 11 in the United States.

Veterans Day 2025 is Tuesday, November 11, 2025. This annual federal holiday honors those who served in the United States Armed Forces.

On November 11 in commemoration of the anniversary of the signing of the Armistice that ended World War I. Hostilities officially ended in 1918 at the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month.