
Autumn is on its way, bringing cooler temperatures, pumpkin spice lattes and a bounty of fabulous freebies.
So we’ve gathered some of the best things you’ll find for free this month.
Read on to learn how you can kick off fall with these freebies. And for even more options, head on over to Money Talks News’ freebies page.
Video games — dates vary

Epic Games will let its users freely download “Machinarium” and “Make Way” until Sept. 4. From Sept. 5 to 11, players can freely download “Monument Valley” and “The Battle of Polytopia.”
Meanwhile, Amazon is offering Prime members free access to “Civilization III” now until Nov. 5 and “Fantasy Empires” until Oct. 1.
Pocket historical documents — ongoing

Hillsdale College — a private college in Hillsdale, Michigan — is currently offering free pocket-sized versions of the Constitution and the Declaration of Independence. You can get one just in time for Constitution Day on Sept. 17.
Kids’ football crafts — Sept. 13 and Sept. 20

Kids can make a free football-themed tic-tac-toe board while their parents shop at J.C. Penny on Sept. 13. Parents will receive a coupon for 10% off their purchase.
Lowe’s is hosting a free craft workshop for kids. Children will learn how to build a scoreboard for their favorite NFL team. It’s an opportunity for them to learn various building mechanics and decorate their space with a small memento for football season. The workshop is Sept. 20, and parents must register by Sept. 19.
National park entry — Sept. 27

Sept. 27 is National Public Lands Day. All National Park Service sites that typically charge entrance fees will be waiving them for all visitors in honor of the day.
The same goes for sites managed by the Bureau of Land Management (which include wilderness areas, national conservation lands and national monuments) and the Fish and Wildlife Service (which include wildlife refuges, marine national monuments and wetlands).
Fishing days — dates vary by state

Want to catch a big one, but don’t have a fishing license? Not a problem. Free fishing days allow anglers to cast their rods without having to purchase a license.
Free fishing days vary by state, but several states are hosting such days in September, including:
- Florida (Sept. 6)
- Indiana (Sept. 27)
- Kentucky (Sept. 27-28)
- New Mexico (Sept. 27-28)
- New York (Sept. 27)
Hallmark greeting cards — ongoing

You can get a gratis Hallmark greeting card to give to friends or family every month for the rest of the year. Simply sign up for the retailer’s Crown Rewards program, keep an eye on your inbox for coupons and visit your local store to choose your greetings.
Car seat check — Sept. 27

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration is hosting its annual Child Passenger Safety Week starting Sept. 21. On Sept. 27, parents-to-be can receive free instruction on how to correctly install and use the right car seats for their children. Just go to an official car seat inspection location.
Job training — ongoing

Social Security has the “Ticket to Work” program, which provides those with Social Security disability benefits the opportunity for work and job training. These free services include job coaching, counseling, job placement and more. Here’s how to find free training.
Peanuts T-shirt — until Sept. 21

The Red Cross has partnered with the Peanuts franchise. Anyone who donates blood with the Red Cross through Sept. 21 will get a free Peanuts T-shirt — while supplies last.
Money management guidance — ongoing

The Federal Trade Commission recently organized a breadth of resources for consumers who want to manage their finances better. There are nearly two dozen articles dedicated to money, credit, debt and more. There are also videos and printable worksheets.
McDonald’s — throughout 2025

Every Friday in 2025, customers can roll up to McDonald’s for free medium fries with any purchase of $1 or more. You just have to order through the McDonald’s app to take advantage of the deal, but the app is free, too.
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