Stacked Pancake & Breakfast House is thrilled to announce the successful conclusion of its 2nd annual partnership with Toonies for Tummies. Throughout the month of September, Stacked Pancake locations across Canada united to raise over $70,000 in donations, directly supporting student nutrition programs in local schools. This campaign was made possible by selling pancake stacks, with $2 from every purchase to feed hungry children nutritious meals in communities nationwide.
This year’s campaign marks another milestone in Stacked Pancake’s ongoing commitment to positively impacting students’ well-being. For every stack of pancakes sold, franchisees donated $1, and head office matched the donation with an additional $1, doubling the donation impact.
“We are incredibly proud of the support we’ve received from our customers and franchisees,” said Manish Mehra, Director at Stacked Pancake & Breakfast House. “Thanks to their generosity, we’ve been able to make a tangible difference in the lives of children, helping to ensure they start their day with the nutrition they need to thrive at school. As a Canadian-owned and operated brand, we are grateful that this campaign highlights the power of community and the incredible things we can achieve when we come together.”
The campaign featured exclusive, limited-time menu items, including the Fruity Pebbles Pancakes, Triple Berry Explosion Pancakes, Peach Berry Smoothie, and Peach Berry Lemonade, which were overwhelmingly popular among customers. These dishes not only delighted taste buds but helped drive donations that will support student nutrition programs across 93 programs across Ontario and Western Canadian communities.
Campaign Impact:
- Over $72,000 donated to support local student nutrition programs.
- Contributions will help provide over 35,000 healthy meals to children through their local breakfast programs in the vicinity of the Stacked Pancake & Breakfast House where they enjoyed their pancakes.
- Student nutrition programs supported by this campaign provide critical mental and physical health benefits to children. More than 93 school programs will benefit from this most recent campaign.
