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California McDonald's offering free coffee for the New Year

December 27, 2011

McDonald's restaurants in Northern California will kick off the New Year by offering a free small cup of coffee to its customers in the Greater Sacramento, Stockton and Modesto areas.

Beginning Jan. 2, all participating McDonald's restaurants throughout Northern California will give away a free small Premium Roast Coffee during business hours with no purchase necessary.

"In this challenging economic climate, we know that many are struggling to make ends meet and this is our way of lending support during these difficult times," said Steven Ramirez, a local McDonald's restaurant owner from Elk Grove, Calif. "As the holiday season comes to a close and budgets become tight, we hope this program will offer some comfort to our community and also warm them up a little during this cold, winter season."

The free coffee program will run Jan. 2-15. Restaurants participating in the program are located in the following counties:

• Sacramento
• Placer
• Nevada
• Sutter
• Yuba
• Yolo
• El Dorado (not including S. Lake Tahoe restaurants)
• Solano (not including restaurants west of Fairfield)
• San Joaquin
• Stanislaus
• Amador
• Calaveras
• Tuolumne
• Colusa

There are more than 160 McDonald's Restaurants in the Greater Sacramento/Stockton/Modesto Area, owned and operated by more than 54 franchisees.

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