Here’s where you can get free donuts in Fresno, Clovis for National Donut Day

It’s never too late to enjoy a sweet treat to start off the weekend, and several National Donut Days are still going strong for anyone who wants an afternoon pick-me-up.

Several Fresno County-area shops are offering all-day deals, including Dream Donuts at 2774 Willow Ave. in Clovis, which is offering one free regular donut with any purchase) while supplies last.

Dunkin’ at 5240 N. Jackson Ave. on the Fresno State campus, is offering a free classic donut with any beverage purchase.

Krispy Kreme, which is located at 5692 N. Blackstone Ave. in Fresno, is offering a free donut for all customers today, and is also offering a $2 Original Glazed Dozen with the purchase of any dozen donuts.

Harris Donuts, at 1820 E. Shaw Ave. Ste. 103 in Clovis, has a first-come-first-serve special going: customers who buy any dozen donuts can get one dozen donut holes for free.

7-11 locations in Fresno is offering customers with reward accounts glazed donuts for 50 cents each, as well as 7-Select mini donut packs for $1.

Mochilicious, at 4823 E. Butler Ave. in Fresno, had a limited time Donut Day offer for a free glazed donut with any Peet’s Coffee purchase, but for those who missed out, the store is also hosting a KPOP Demon Hunters event to celebrate the first anniversary of the film’s release! The event goes from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. and will feature themed boba drinks and mochi donuts, as well as an opportunity to take photos with Rumi from 7 p.m. to 8 p.m.

And while the deal is over, Randy’s Donuts locations at 2369 E. Shaw Ave. in Fresno and 1195 Shaw Ave. in Clovis offered a free classic donut from 6 a.m. to 12 p.m., as well as a free Randy’s Cup or sticker for any customer named Randy (or some variation of the name) with a picture ID during the same time.

Dream Donuts and KH Donut Fantasy, at 1731 W. Bullard Ave. in Fresno, were also recognized by DoorDash in a list recognizing donut shops with the highest average consumer ratings from April 2025 to April 2026.

The holiday has a long history of celebration, with the first official National Donut Day recognized in Chicago in 1938. At that time, the holiday celebrated the Salvation Army’s Donut Lassies, women who were sent overseas to establish field bases near the front lines. Soldiers came to these bases to stock up on essential goods and grab something sweet.

Once the soldiers came home, they brought their taste for donuts with them, and in 1938, the Salvation Army established National Donut Day to honor the women who brought a morale boost to soldiers and to raise funds for those in need during the Great Depression.

For those who missed June 5th’s deals, though, don’t worry – there’s another National Donut Day coming up on November 5.

This story was originally published June 5, 2026 at 2:45 PM.