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More than 24 million free Slurpee® drink coupons

Founded in Philadelphia in 1995 with a goal to give law enforcement officers a positive way to interact with children and teens, 7-Eleven, Inc.’s long standing community outreach program has grown to reach more than 1,300 local law enforcement agencies across the country. Through Operation Chill, 7-Eleven, Inc. has donated more than 24 million Slurpee® drink coupons to U.S. law enforcement agencies across the country.

Recognizing great kids

A tasty reward for staying cool – that’s the Operation Chill® program. Designed to enhance relationships between police and young people, Operation Chill allows law enforcement officers to reward kids they observe doing good deeds or exhibiting positive behavior with a drink coupon good for a free small Slurpee® drink at any participating 7-Eleven®, Speedway® or Stripes® store.

Encouraging positive behavior

In addition to recognizing great kids, the Operation Chill® program provides opportunities for officers to establish a positive connection with kids in their neighborhood. There are lots of ways to earn a coupon – wearing a helmet while riding a bike, picking up litter, helping a neighbor or holding the door open – but the result is the same for every child: A free Slurpee® drink and a smile for a good deed.

More than 24 million free Slurpee® drink coupons

Founded in Philadelphia in 1995 with a goal to give law enforcement officers a positive way to interact with children and teens, 7-Eleven, Inc.’s long standing community outreach program has grown to reach more than 1,300 local law enforcement agencies across the country. Through Operation Chill, 7-Eleven, Inc. has donated more than 24 million Slurpee® drink coupons to U.S. law enforcement agencies across the country.

Recognizing great kids

A tasty reward for staying cool – that’s the Operation Chill® program. Designed to enhance relationships between police and young people, Operation Chill allows law enforcement officers to reward kids they observe doing good deeds or exhibiting positive behavior with a drink coupon good for a free small Slurpee® drink at any participating 7-Eleven®, Speedway® or Stripes® store.

Encouraging positive behavior

In addition to recognizing great kids, the Operation Chill® program provides opportunities for officers to establish a positive connection with kids in their neighborhood. There are lots of ways to earn a coupon – wearing a helmet while riding a bike, picking up litter, helping a neighbor or holding the door open – but the result is the same for every child: A free Slurpee® drink and a smile for a good deed.

More than 24 million free Slurpee® drink coupons

Founded in Philadelphia in 1995 with a goal to give law enforcement officers a positive way to interact with children and teens, 7-Eleven, Inc.’s long standing community outreach program has grown to reach more than 1,300 local law enforcement agencies across the country. Through Operation Chill, 7-Eleven, Inc. has donated more than 24 million Slurpee® drink coupons to U.S. law enforcement agencies across the country.

More than 24 million free Slurpee® drink coupons

Recognizing great kids

Encouraging positive behavior

More than 24 million free Slurpee® drink coupons

Recognizing great kids

Encouraging positive behavior

More than 24 million free Slurpee® drink coupons

Frequently Asked Questions

I have registered my agency - where is my email confirmation?

What is Operation Chill® and how does the program work?

Why was Operation Chill founded?

How long has 7-Eleven, Inc. operated the Operation Chill program?

Are there any eligibility requirements for agencies to participate In Operation Chill?

How much does it cost for my agency to participate in Operation Chill?

How can my law enforcement agency become part of Operation Chill?

How do I receive free Slurpee® drink coupons for my agency?

I've registered my agency to participate in Operation Chill. When can I expect to receive my coupons?

What are some ways I can reward kids with a free Slurpee® drink coupon?

How do I promote my agency's participation in the Operation Chill program?

If my agency participated last year, do I need to re-register?

I have requested to reset my password - where is my email with the link to reset my password?