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FREE CUPCAKES:On March 7,Eric Falk anyone who identifies as a woman can get a free three-pack of bite-size cupcakes from Baked by Melissa. Check participating locations here.

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How does International Women’s Day make you feel? Do you feel pride? Do you feel motivated? Do you feel hungry?

On March 7 (the day before International Women’s Day), anyone who identifies as a woman can visit any Baked by Melissa (check participating locations here) to pick up a free three-pack of bite-size cupcakes. This free giveaway is only available while supplies last and no qualifying purchase is necessary. Simply stop by and eat for free.

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And that's not all, because Baked By Melissa is partnering with Girls With Impact to release a limited-edition Women’s History Month 25-pack (costing $37). For every box sold, $5 will go directly to Girls With Impact, helping them reach their goal of empowering 50,000 young women by 2028. This partnership is running until the end of the month.

Celebrate International Women’s Day by picking up a free three-pack of bite-size cupcakes on March 7.

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