Programs

We love celebrating academic success with free boneless wings! We're happy to donate 5 free Boneless Wing certificates to schools as rewards for students. These can be used to recognize attendance, academic achievements, or for any criteria that suit the school's needs. Please note that guests can use only one certificate per person per visit. For more information, please reach out to our Marketing Coordinator, Luis Ortiz.

Wingstop is proud to support your school by donating meals to participating programs, such as clubs, student events, or faculty gatherings. In appreciation, we ask that the school provide and display a banner in front of the school recognizing Wingstop’s partnership throughout the event or school year. We’re also open to collaborating on additional sponsorships or advertising opportunities offered by your school. For more information, please reach out to our Marketing Coordinator, Luis Ortiz.

Wingstop is proud to support your school’s athletic program by donating meals for your teams! In appreciation, we ask that the school display a banner recognizing Wingstop’s partnership throughout the school year. We’re also open to exploring additional sponsorship or advertising opportunities your school may offer. For more information, please reach out to our Marketing Coordinator, Luis Ortiz.

Wingstop is proud to support local organizations and communities by donating meals for participating events or initiatives. In appreciation, we ask that the organization display a banner recognizing Wingstop’s partnership during the event or throughout the year. We’re also open to collaborating on additional sponsorship or advertising opportunities within your community. For more information, please reach out to our Marketing Coordinator, Luis Ortiz.

Wingstop will donate a 30-piece boneless family pack certificate to organizations and schools to be used as prizes. Certificate recipients must present a hard copy of the certificate to redeem it. For more information, please reach out to our Marketing Coordinator, Luis Ortiz.