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Camp Day Is Back at Tim Hortons
CANADA, JUL 16 – Tim Hortons Camp Day donates 100% of coffee sales and merchandise proceeds to fund summer camps for over 15,000 underserved youth annually across Canada.
- On July 16, Tim Hortons Camp Day returned to Strathmore, raising funds to send youth to camp, and the full cost of $2 donuts supported the cause.
- Since 1987, Camp Day began in 1987 and now sends over 15,000 kids annually, raising $12.8 million last year, according to the Tim Hortons Camp Foundation.
- In Strathmore, Langley RCMP and Langley City firefighters rushed to take orders, while volunteers decorated the restaurant and set up a photo booth, and the fundraiser offered $2 donation badges and $3 Camp Day bracelets.
- In a show of support, customers saw firefighters, politicians and police officers encourage donations, with Nicole MacMillan saying `Camp Day is incredibly special to our team`.
- This year, the goal is to send even more kids to camp, aiming to surpass last year's $67,000 in South Okanagan and Kootenays, and Axel Schwan noted `the Foundation has supported over 325,000 youth in its history`.
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Let’s face it, good things start with a donut!
Let’s face it, good things start with a donut!Members of the North Bay Police Service were proudly caught in the act… of enjoying donuts for a great cause! Today’s treats support Tim Hortons Camp Day, an initiative that helps send youth to Tims Camps.Camp experiences empower kids to believe in themselves, build confidence, and develop life skills that last a lifetime.…now that’s something we can get behind.Photo Credit - North Bay Police Service…
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