Limited Time: Military & Veterans Save 60% on Sam's Club Membership

November 6, 2023

Now through the end of December, Veterans, active duty military members, and their immediate family members can sign up for a new Sam's Club membership online at a discounted rate of only $20 for the year. That's 60% off the regular $50 annual membership fee! New members will also receive $5 off a purchase within the club.

How to Get Your Sam's Club Savings

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A couple of notes:

This offer is valid online only
The offer is for new Sam's Club members only

Get 60% Off a Sam's Club Membership + $5 Off In-Club

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How the Walmart Brands Support Veterans

A Sam's Club membership provides access to members-only pricing on items throughout the store and club benefits like free flat tire repair, same-day delivery options, and pharmacy savings. But did you know that Walmart, the parent company behind Sam's Club, has a long history of supporting Veterans, military members, and their families?

This year, Walmart (along with its customers) will show appreciation for Veterans in many ways, including:

Wreaths Across America: Walmart has awarded a $750,000 grant to support the organization’s mission to honor fallen service members.
Institute for Veterans and Military Families (IVMF): Walmart is donating $750,000 to support veteran and military spouse entrepreneurship.

Walmart founder Sam Walton and his brother, co-founder Bud Walton, both served in the military during World War II. Sam served for three years in the Army Intelligence Corps, and Bud was a Navy pilot on the aircraft carrier USS Manila Bay.