$1,600
Bon Appétit Gear of the Year Giveaway
by Condé Nast
Prize category
Appliances, cookware, grills, furniture, and home makeover prizes, each linked to the sponsor’s official rules.
17 promotions
$1,600
by Condé Nast
$400
by Dunkin’ Brands, Inc.
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by Georgia-Pacific Consumer Products LP
$144
by Georgia-Pacific Consumer Products LP
$160
by Georgia-Pacific Consumer Products LP
$3,049
by Schaeffer Manufacturing Co.
$760,500
by DoorDash, Inc.
$1,600
by Interluxe Group
$30,000
by Exmark Manufacturing Company, Inc.
$138
by The Clorox Company
$500,000
by Lowe's Home Centers, LLC
$77
by HERITA USA
These home & kitchen giveaways allow one entry a day until the deadline.
$3,049
by Schaeffer Manufacturing Co.
$138
by The Clorox Company
$500,000
by Lowe's Home Centers, LLC
Cash prizes and payout sweepstakes. Every listing shows the deadline, who can enter, and a link to the official rules.
39 liveGift CardGift card giveaways from retailers, restaurants, and brands, each checked against the sponsor’s official rules.
28 liveCarCar and truck sweepstakes, with the vehicle, the deadline, and who can enter spelled out on the listing.
7 liveVacationTrips, cruises, and getaway giveaways you can enter free, each linked to the sponsor’s official rules.
44 liveElectronicsTV, console, laptop, and tech giveaways, with the entry deadline and who can enter on every listing.
11 liveGroceryGrocery gift cards and food prizes from stores and brands, with the rules and deadline up front.
7 liveHome & KitchenAppliances, cookware, grills, and home prizes, each linked to the sponsor’s official rules.
17 liveTickets & ExperiencesGame tickets, concerts, and experience sweepstakes, with the deadline and who can enter listed first.
11 liveGuide · SweepPrize Editorial
A practical framework for checking sources, rules, eligibility, and entry details before you enter.
Read guideGuide · SweepPrize Editorial
Learn which sections of official rules answer the questions people most often miss.
Read guideHome and kitchen sweepstakes award appliances, cookware, grills, fire pits, furniture and sometimes complete kitchen or backyard makeovers. Appliance brands, home-improvement retailers and TV networks all run them.
For a large prize, check whether delivery, installation, permits and removal of old appliances are included. Some sponsors limit delivery by location; the rules should explain what is covered.
Home prizes can combine several items into one package, so the headline may not describe every component. Look for the prize schedule, approximate retail value and delivery terms before entering a makeover or appliance promotion.
Tax guidance: IRS Publication 525.
Only if the rules include it. Delivery, installation, permits and removal of an old unit may be treated separately. Check the official rules for the promotion's exact terms.
Not necessarily. The rules may limit delivery to eligible states or to addresses in the contiguous United States. Check both the eligibility and prize sections before entering.
Generally, yes. A non-cash prize is usually valued at its fair market value for tax purposes, often the value stated in the rules. For a high-value package, consider the tax before accepting it.