Natural Grocers set to celebrate 70 years with big giveaways, discounts
During the celebration, customers will find deals and surprises in every Natural Grocers store, including up to 60% off over 500 products, free gifts, and a sweepstakes with 3,100 prizes worth over $194,000.
Natural Grocers — originally founded as Vitamin Cottage in 1955 — is the largest family-operated organic and natural grocery retailer in the U.S. with 169 stores in 21 states, including six in Oklahoma.
"As we mark our 70th Anniversary, we're proud to carry forward the vision my grandparents, Margaret and Philip Isely, began in 1955," said Raquel Isely, vice president of marketing for Natural Grocers. "My grandmother's compassion and conviction continue to shape everything we do — from the products we carry to our Five Founding Principles that we uphold. She believed deeply in nourishing the body and the planet, and in empowering people through nutrition education and access to quality food."
The celebration includes a number of giveaways, discounts and even a sweepstakes with a grand prize of a Mustang Mach-E Premium or $47,000 in cash.
In store savings begin Aug. 14 and more than 500 of the most popular products will be up to 60% off. Other fun anniversary weekend events include:
Aug. 14: Customers who visit Natural Grocers from 4:30 to 6 p.m. can get a free, no-junk snow cone in-store.
Aug. 15: Free popcorn from 3 to 5 p.m.
Aug. 16: All stores will stay open 31 minutes later.
The store's anniversary sweepstakes take place all weekend long and customers can enter to win more than $194,000 in prizes by filling out the form in-store. Prizes include a Mustang Mach-E Premium or $47,000 cash; a Peloton Bike; a Peloton Tread; an Ooni Karu 12" Multi-fuel Outdoor Pizza Oven, gift cards, vendor gift boxes, a year of free groceries and more.
Customers can also win a $500 Natural Grocers gift card by counting the disco balls printed throughout the pages of the August good4u Health Hotline magazine, available at any Natural Grocers location. Customers must complete the form in the magazine and return it to their local store from Aug. 8 through Sept. 6 to be entered into the drawing from entries with the correct number.
Members of {N}power, Natural Grocers' free rewards program, can take part in special offers and giveaways during the celebration, including:
Aug. 14-16: Free, limited-edition reusable shopping bag – {N}power members will receive one newly designed limited-edition 70th Anniversary reusable bag with purchase.
Aug. 14-16: Free chocolate – Enjoy one free Natural Grocers Brand Organic Chocolate Bar (all flavors) while supplies last.
Aug. 14-16: Free-range for 50% Off – {N}power members can purchase Contented Hen Free-Range Large Brown Eggs for $1.99 a dozen (limit two).
Aug. 14: $4 Thursday – Get down with $4 deals like OrganicvilleOrganic Dressings and Vinaigrettes ($4 each) and Wild Planet Select Wild Sardines and Anchovies (2/$4).
Aug. 15: $5 Friday – Deals on customer faves including Spindrift Sparkling Waters ($5/8 pk), Santa Cruz Organic Applesauce ($5/23 oz) and Zack's Mighty Tortilla Chips ($5/7.5-9 oz).
Aug. 16: $7 Saturday – Hustle over for outta-sight $7 finds like Wallaby Yogurt Organic Greek Yogurts ($7/32 oz), Jason Deodorants ($7/each) and Natural Grocers Brand Organic Dark Maple Syrup ($7/8 oz).
Customers can join {N}power by visiting www.naturalgrocers.com/npower, texting "organic" to 303-986-4600 or by downloading the Natural Grocers Mobile App.
Where are Natural Grocers stores in Oklahoma?
There are six Natural Grocers stores in Oklahoma, five in the OKC metro and one in Tulsa:
3325 S. Blvd #169 in Edmond
16425 N. Western Ave. in Edmond
1918 W. Main St. in Norman
5903 Northwest Expressway in Warr Acres
2120 SW 89th St. in Oklahoma City
3126 S. Harvard Ave. in Tulsa
For more on Natural Grocers 70th Anniversary celebration, visit https://www.naturalgrocers.com/anniversary-deals.
This article originally appeared on Oklahoman: Deals, freebies and more planned for Natural Grocers' 70th anniversary
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