GREEN BAY, Wis. (WFRV) - Tributes in honor of Veterans Day took place across northeast Wisconsin on Monday. Local businesses shared their appreciation for area veterans and active service members who have made the ultimate sacrifice. Packers, Red Cross surpass 15,000 blood donations through community drives "They can get a free donut," said Alexis Ellis, a Dunkin’ Donuts staff member. "They come in all excited because they know they're going to get their free donut, so it's just nice to make people happy and give back in some way." For the 11th year, NewStyle Salons in the Green Bay and Appleton areas offered free haircuts to veterans. The service also included free styling and a free shampoo. Appleton: 3825 E. Calumet St. #700 Greenville: 1021 Mutual Way Bellevue: 2015 Lime Kiln Rd. De Pere: 1601 Lawrence Dr. Green Bay: 2276 W. Mason St. Suamico: 2300 Lineville Rd. "They leave with smiles on their faces, and we just thank them for their service," said Cora Wheelock, a stylist at the Green Bay location. With the help of vendor partners, veterans visiting any Festival Foods location could choose from a wide selection of products and take 12 items free of charge with a $20 minimum purchase. Brew Pub 12-inch Lotzza Motzza or Packers Pizza 6-count Kemps Ice Cream Sandwiches White bread from the bakery 6-count Original Thomas' English Muffins 16-pack single-serve Cameron’s Coffee Cold Brew 28-ounce Gatorade Sports Drink (assorted varieties) 3-ounce bag Old Dutch Cheddar Cheese Crunchys 16-ounce Snapple Fruit Drink or Tea (assorted varieties) 14- to 30-ounce McCain Potatoes (assorted varieties) 2-liter bottle of Pepsi or Mountain Dew product (assorted varieties) 20-ounce Perfect Hydration Alkaline Water 2.75- to 4-ounce Utz Potato Chips (assorted varieties) What’s open and closed on Veterans Day? Brian O'Donnell, shift manager at the Festival Foods on 2430 University Ave. in Green Bay, told Local 5's Samantha Petters there's nothing more humbling than giving back to veterans who have given everything for us. "I'm very appreciative," said O'Donnell. "With my father being a Marine for 30 years, it hits me in a different way."