Digital photo prints are absolutely free again at Target this week when you print them in the store.

Here's how to score the deal:

If shopping is in your weekend game plan, the folks at Tanger Outlets are hoping to lure you to Mebane with the offer of a free $10 gift card.

According to the Tanger Outlets Facebook page:

"Daylight Savings is quickly approaching! We may be losing an hour, but at Tanger when we lose an hour YOU gain $10. Just show this facebook exclusive offer at Shopper Services for a FREE $10 gift card!"

You must click the Like button on the Facebook page to access the coupon. The offer is valid through March 14.

I write about freebies all the time on this blog, but here's one that's special.

Several Triangle cleaning businesses are involved in a national effort to provide free maid services to women battling cancer.

If you're battling cancer or know of a Triangle woman who is, please be sure to share this information with her.

Click here to find out more information about the national Cleaning for a Reason Foundation. Click on the locations tab, put in your Zip Code and a list of maid service companies in your area will be displayed.

Quaker is giving away free sample boxes of its Oatmeal Squares Honey Nut cereal.

Click here to get your free sample.

Redbox is thanking its customers with a FREE movie rental this Thursday, March 8.

What's the occasion? The movie rental kiosk business has hit the 2-billion mark and wants to celebrate.

Use the promo code THANKS2U to claim your free one-day rental.

If you love soft pretzels, don't forget: Saturday's your day to score a free one.

Auntie Anne's pretzel shops will be giving away free original or cinnamon-sugar pretzels from 9 a.m. until 3 p.m.

Click here to find a location and sign up for "pretzel perks" all year long.

Thanks to a Fuquay-Varina teenager, you've got the opportunity to eat free on Friday.

It seems Zach Smith won a national Taco Bell Twitter contest that will bring a Taco Bell food truck to town to serve up 4,000 of its new Doritos Locos tacos.

The Milk Mustache Campaign over on Facebook is giving away 10,000 coupons every day for a FREE gallon of milk when you purchase three breakfast items.

I was able to print one this morning. But hurry. I'm certain these won't last. Click here to get yours.

I'm not entirely certain what will happen at the register, however, since this is a printed coupon for a free big-ticket item. The coupon is good on one gallon up to $4 in value.

Most store coupon policies state they won't accept printed coupon for free items but since this coupon also requires the purchase of three breakfast items, I'm thinking it will be accepted.

Anyone out there try to redeem one yet? Please let us know your experiences.

The offer continues through Saturday, March 3, and 10,000 coupons will be given away each day. The coupon I printed today expires April 3.

Lowes Foods is running a contest right now that could win you free milk for a year. That's one gallon per week for 52 weeks.

You're automatically entered to win when you use your store loyalty card to purchase a package of Oreos, which happen to be on sale this week for $2.88.

But guess what? You don't have to buy anything to enter to win.

Keep your kids busy for free with the help of upcoming events at local Home Depot and Lowes Home Improvement stores and the Lego Store at Crabtree Valley Mall.

First up, mark your calendar for the Home Depot Kids Workshop this Saturday, March 3. From 9 a.m. to noon, kids ages 5 to 12 are invited to build a race car and learn tool safety.

The kids will also receive a free apron, pin and certificate.
Click here for more details on the kids' workshops, which are held the first Saturday of every month.

Next up, the Lego Store at Crabtree Valley Mall will hold its next Mini Model Build on Tuesday, March 6.

Lego fans ages 6 to 14 are invited to make a free miniature model. The build begins at 5 p.m. and continues while supplies last. This month's free miniature figurine is a Lego garden, complete with snake.

Looking ahead to next Saturday, March 10, Lowes Home Improvement will hold its next Build and Grow Clinic for children in first through fifth grades.

The project is a "carnival hoops" game. It looks like a miniature basketball goal with its own mini ball. The first 50 children present receive the building kits, aprons and safety goggles. Sign up online here.