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Community Initiatives: Our Local, Regional and National Programs

Our Restaurant Owners are active members of the communities where they operate their business. We are proud to have Restaurant Owners who give back to their communities.

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By working together with our Restaurant Owners, we have developed a number of local, regional and national programs as outlined below. In 2014, this represented approximately $16.7 million of funding that went back to support the communities where we do business. This is an increase over 2013, which was a total of approximately $16.3 million.

Timbits Minor Sports

Timbit Hockey Jamboree, Moncton, NB One of our most widely recognized programs is our Timbits Minor Sports program for children aged four to eight years old. Together with our Restaurant Owners, we provide funding for associations to acquire uniforms and much-needed items that help offset costs for parents and volunteers.

We invest more than $3,000,000 annually in children’s sports. We are committed to this support because we believe it is important that children benefit from participating in team sports and have the opportunity to take time out to be a child.

Today, over 82,000 children are supported by local Restaurant Owners in Timbits Minor Hockey. Almost 200,000 children are supported in Timbits Minor Soccer and more than 35,000 children are supported in other Timbits Minor Sports including baseball, basketball, lacrosse, football, curling and more.

Our Timbits Minor Sports program began with Timbits Hockey almost 30 years ago in New Brunswick, when one of our long-standing Restaurant Owners, Gary O’Neill, provided a set of jerseys to a local team in Riverview. Restaurant Owners from across Canada heard about the program and also began providing jerseys and sponsorship to minor hockey associations across the country. Our most famous Timbits participant is NHL star Sidney Crosby, who began his hockey career as a Timbits player in Cole Harbour, Nova Scotia, in 1993.

Smile Cookie

Our Smile Cookie program is a very unique program that raises much-needed funds for charities across Canada and the United States. Each year, for one week during September, we sell special Smile Cookies (our famous chocolate chip cookies decorated with a smiley face). During that time, 100% of the proceeds from Smile Cookie sales are donated to local charities, hospitals and community programs. Frigidaire compact 30 manual.

Click here for a list of all 500 charitable organizations that received Smile Cookie funding in Canada in 2014.

Free Skating and Swimming

Another popular program is our Free Holiday Skate program where we rent approximately 2,400 hours of ice time at more than 435 local arenas across Canada during the winter holiday season. This provides a great opportunity for families and friends to spend quality time together at no cost. Our program continues to grow in popularity, with many arenas at capacity during the skating sessions.

Similarly, our Free Swim program provides an opportunity for families to enjoy time together at a local swimming pool. In 2014, approximately 1700 hours of pool time was sponsored across over 74 local communities and at 198 pools.

Food Drives

Our annual Tim Hortons food drives are an important stock replenishment source for local food banks across the country. In 2014, more than 52,720 pounds and over 27,752 units of food were collected in regions across Canada. The program is based on guests dropping off non-perishable food items in our restaurants, which are then collected and shipped to local area food banks. Some local restaurants also make donations of non-perishable food items, such as juice, to their local food bank.

Earn-a-Bike

The Tim Hortons Earn-a-Bike program is a community-oriented sponsorship program where children between the ages of 10 and 14 team up with community partners to help clean up their local streets, parks and schools. The participants complete 30 hours of community service and are rewarded with their very own Tim Hortons mountain bike and helmet, courtesy of their local Restaurant Owners. Children are selected from organizations such as Big Brothers and Big Sisters and their local police department. These organizations also coordinate the program and provide supervision while the children are out doing their part to make their community a cleaner, brighter place to live.

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We believe we have a positive role to play in enabling communities to thrive and grow. We are proud to support a number of causes each year, either through financial support, product donations or gifts-in-kind, and employee volunteer time.

Annually, we provide a $1.25 million corporate donation to the Tim Horton Children’s Foundation, which supports efforts to give economically disadvantaged children the opportunity to go to camp. In 2014, we also provided a further $125,000 toward the Foundation’s Mission 10 Million campaign to raise funds for new camps. In addition, our Restaurant Owners donated $1.35 million to the Tim Horton Children’s Foundation in 2014.

With our network of more than 4,600 restaurants across Canada and the United States, we can make a big impact by helping to encourage charitable giving from our Restaurant Owners, restaurant Team Members and guests. Together with our Restaurant Owners, we also participate in programs such as Camp Day (raises funds for the Tim Horton Children’s Foundation) and Smile Cookie (raises funds for local charities) to provide a way for our guests to help us Make a True Difference in the communities where they live. To raise awareness of these and other charitable causes, our support includes media, advertising and the provision of products and other promotional materials.

2014 COMMUNITY GIVING SUMMARY
Approximate amount (CAD)
Community giving from Tim Hortons	1,900,000
Community giving from Restaurant Owners, facilitated by Tim Hortons¹	18,600,000
Community giving from guests and partners, facilitated by Tim Hortons²	24,800,000
TOTAL COMMUNITY GIVING	$ 45,300,000

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¹ This amount represents the proportion of contributions made by Restaurant Owners to the Advertising and Promotion Fund (Canada) Inc. designated to community programs. It does not include other personal contributions made by our Restaurant Owners to the communities in which they live. For more information about our Advertising & Promotion Fund (Canada) Inc., please see our 2014 Annual Report on Form 10-K.

² This amount represents contributions made