Aldi giving away free £50 to customers this summer
With prices continuing to soar, this scheme may provide vital relief to thousands.
It will be giving away a free £50 voucher every single day throughout July and August, offering financial relief to families feeling the pinch.
That adds up to 62 vouchers in total, one for every day of the summer break, and it's open to parents across Great Britain, including Scotland, where schools finish earlier.
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To be in with a chance of bagging one of the vouchers, parents need to send their name and email address to SummerSupportScheme@aldi.co.uk.
There are no lengthy forms or complicated sign-ups – just one quick email to apply.
Each day, one family will be selected at random and awarded a £50 Aldi voucher to spend in-store on whatever they need.
The supermarket says families can use the vouchers however they like.
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That could be for their weekly food shop, snacks to keep the kids going, or even treats from the Specialbuy aisle, like toys and garden games to keep children entertained during the long summer break.
Julie Ashfield, chief commercial officer at Aldi UK, said: 'The school holidays can put extra pressure on finances, especially when it comes to keeping children fed, entertained and active during the six-week break.
"As the UK's cheapest supermarket, we don't believe in paying a premium for healthy, quality food and we'll always do what we can to support parents in making their money go further.'
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