Tim Hortons Camp Day has raised $287.7 million in its history, which has supported sending nearly 350,000 underserved youth to experience the Tims Camps multi-year development program that builds confidence, resiliency, and other critical skills.

“Once again, Tims guests and restaurant owners came together in a big way for Camp Day,” says Axel Schwan, President of Tim Hortons. “Every hot and iced coffee purchased on July 15 is a direct investment in a young person’s future, and I’m proud of what our communities accomplished together this year.”

Every year on Camp Day, Tim Hortons restaurant owners donate 100 per cent of the proceeds from hot and iced coffee sales to Tim Hortons Foundation Camps and raise additional funds through Camp Day bracelets, Camp Day donuts, Donation Badges, and other unique fundraising initiatives developed by local Tims restaurant owners and their team members.

“Camp Day is a powerful reminder of what can happen when communities come together with a shared belief in creating brighter futures for youth. This year’s results are about much more than dollars raised,” says Caroline Barham, President of the Tim Hortons Foundation Camps board, and a Tims restaurant owner. “They represent thousands of acts of kindness and a commitment to supporting young people as they develop the confidence, independence, and skills that will serve them throughout their lives. Thank you to everyone who played a role in making Camp Day 2026 such a meaningful success.”

For more information on how to support Tims Camps throughout the year visit www.timscamps.com.

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Camp Day is returning on July 15 at Tim Hortons restaurants across Canada and the United States with 100 per cent of all hot coffee and iced coffee sales donated to Tim Hortons Foundation Camps!

“For nearly four decades, Camp Day has been a powerful reminder of what the Tim Hortons community can accomplish together. Every hot and iced coffee sold on July 15 goes directly toward helping youth from underserved communities discover their full potential – and last year, that led to an incredible $13 million raised,” said Axel Schwan, President of Tim Hortons.

“I want to thank our incredible restaurant owners, their members, and guests for their generosity year after year, and I encourage everyone to join us on Camp Day to help make a difference in the lives of young people who deserve every opportunity to succeed.”

The first Camp Day was held in 1987 by 58 restaurant owners in Atlantic Canada who donated 24 hours of sales to build the Tim Horton Children’s Camp in Tatamagouche, Nova Scotia, which opened the following year. The initiative expanded to all Tim Hortons restaurants across Canada in 1991.

The Foundation has supported nearly 350,000 underserved youth throughout its history through sending kids to Tims Camps – which is now a multi-year development program that promotes confidence, resiliency, and other critical skills – and through the Tims Classrooms Program which launched in 2024 and brings a youth leadership and social emotional learning (SEL) program to schools across the country.

“Camp Day is a powerful reminder of what makes the Tim Hortons community so special. Each year, restaurant owners, team members, and guests come together to create opportunities for youth who need them most. Every coffee purchased on Camp Day helps young people build confidence, develop new skills, and discover what’s possible for their future. It’s inspiring to see how small acts of generosity can lead to extraordinary outcomes,” said Caroline Barham, Tims Restaurant Owner and President, Tim Hortons Foundation Camps.

Ways to support Tims Camps on Camp Day:

• 100 per cent of the proceeds from all hot and iced coffee sales are donated to Tim Hortons Foundation Camps. It’s a great day to upsize your order and treat your family and friends to a coffee or two!
• Order a Tim Hortons Take 12 to share. A Tim Hortons Take 12 includes 12 small coffees along with cups, dairy and sweeteners. Guests can also fill out a pre-order form in advance to pick up on Camp Day or through the Tims catering platform.
• In advance of Camp Day, participating restaurant guests in Canada can purchase a Camp Day donut for $2, a Donation Badge for $2, or Camp Day bracelets for $3, with net proceeds supporting Tims Camps.
• Guests can support Tims Camps all year long by rounding up in the Tim Hortons mobile app. To round up your order to the nearest 10 cents, open your Tims app, tap on Community or Give, and toggle on Round Up. You can also ask a Tim Hortons team member to round up your order to the nearest dollar.
• Make a one-time or monthly donation online any time at www.timscamps.com.

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TORONTO, July 3, 2025 /CNW/ – Camp Day is returning on July 16 at Tim Hortons restaurants across Canada and the United States with 100 per cent of proceeds from every hot coffee and iced coffee sold donated to Tim Hortons Foundation Camps!

“For over 30 years,  coffee sold on Camp Day has helped support the mission of Tim Hortons Foundation Camps, which is to help youth from underserved communities achieve their full potential,” says Axel Schwan, President of Tim Hortons.

“Thanks to the incredible generosity of Tims restaurant owners and guests, the Foundation has supported over 325,000 youth in its history. I encourage everyone to join us on July 16 and purchase a hot or iced coffee to help make an impact in the lives of young people who deserve every opportunity to succeed.”

Camp Day was kickstarted in 1987 by 58 restaurant owners in Atlantic Canada who donated 24 hours of sales to the Tim Horton Children’s Camp in Tatamagouche, N.S. The initiative expanded to all Tim Hortons restaurants across Canada in 1991. Tim Hortons, Tims restaurant owners and guests collectively raised over $12.8 million on Camp Day last year and over $262 million has been raised since 1991.

“As President of the Tim Hortons Foundation Camps board, and a proud Tims restaurant owner, I’m constantly inspired by the heart of our Tim Hortons community. Camp Day is our biggest fundraiser of the year — and every year, it reminds me what we can achieve when we come together,” says Caroline Barham.

“With every coffee poured, we’re helping youth from underserved communities discover their potential and build brighter futures. That’s the true power of Camp Day — and it’s something I’m so proud to be part of.”

Ways to support Tims Camps on Camp Day:

• 100 per cent of the proceeds from all hot and iced coffee sales are donated to Tim Hortons Foundation Camps. It’s a great day to upsize your order and treat your family and friends to a coffee!
  
  
• Order a Tim Hortons Take 12 to share with co-workers, friends and family. A Tim Hortons Take 12 includes 12 small coffees along with cups, dairy and sweeteners. Guests can also fill out a pre-order form in advance for Tim Hortons Take 12s so their whole work team or family can support Camp Day together!
  
  
• Starting today, participating restaurants will offer guests a Camp Day donut for $2, with 100 per cent of the proceeds supporting Tims Camps.
  
  
• Purchase a $2 Donation Badge or Camp Day bracelets for $3, with net proceeds supporting Tims Camps.
  
  
• Round Up on the Tim Hortons mobile app to support Tims Camps. To round up your order to the nearest 10 cents, open your Tims app, tap on ‘Community’ or ‘Give’, and turn on the Round Up toggle. You can also ask a Tim Hortons team member to round up your order to the nearest dollar.
  
  
• Make a one-time or monthly donation online any time at www.timscamps.com.

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Tim Hortons Camp Day has now raised over approximately $262 million in its history, which has supported sending more than 320,000 underserved youth between the ages of 12 to 16 to a multi-year camp-based program at Tims Camps. Campers are equipped with skills like leadership, resilience, and responsibility, empowering them to open doors to their future.

Every year on Camp Day, Tim Hortons restaurant owners donate 100 per cent of the proceeds from hot and iced coffee sales to Tim Hortons Foundation Camps and raise additional funds through Camp Day bracelets, Donation Badges, and other unique fundraising initiatives developed by local Tims restaurant owners and their team members.

“Thank you to Tims guests across Canada and the United States who purchased coffee, bracelets, badges, or even went above and beyond and donated extra at their local Tims this Camp Day,” says Axel Schwan, president of Tim Hortons. “Through your support, we’re helping to change lives for the better by giving youth the opportunity to learn, grow and succeed with opportunities at Tims Camps.”

“We are overwhelmed with the results,” says Caroline Barham, President of Tim Hortons Foundation Camps. “A simple thank you does not even begin to express our gratitude here at Tims Camps. We could not be more grateful for the support of Tim Hortons, restaurant owners, and guests, and their dedication to our mission of empowering youth to achieve their full potential.”

For more information on how to support Tims Camps throughout the year visit www.timscamps.com.

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The mission for Tim Hortons Foundation Camps is to provide life-changing opportunities for underserved youth to help them reach their full potential. Over 320,000 youth have been supported through multi-year development programs in the foundation’s 50-year history.

“We’re thrilled to be celebrating the 50^th anniversary of Tim Hortons Foundation Camps this Camp Day and the incredible impact that the foundation has had in empowering and inspiring so many deserving young people year after year,” says Axel Schwan, President of Tim Hortons.

“The growth opportunities and experiences delivered at our seven Tims Camps would not be possible without the support and generosity of Tims restaurant owners and Tims guests who have made the annual Camp Day campaign a phenomenal success. I encourage everyone to join us on July 17 and purchase a hot or iced coffee to help make an impact in the lives of young people who deserve every opportunity to succeed.”

Camp Day was kickstarted in 1987 by 58 restaurant owners in Atlantic Canada who donated 24 hours of sales to the Tim Horton Children’s Camp in Tatamagouche, N.S. The initiative expanded to all Tim Hortons restaurants across Canada in 1991. Tim Hortons, Tims restaurant owners and guests have collectively raised over $12.7 million on Camp Day last year and a total of over $250 million has been raised since 1991.

“Camp Day is the Foundation’s most important fundraiser of the year. Thanks to the dedication of restaurant owners and their guests, we are able to continue empowering youth, and help them build the futures they envision for themselves,” says Caroline Barham, President of Tim Hortons Foundation Camps and Tim Hortons restaurant owner.

“I am proud to be a part of something so special, so impactful, and so FUN. And that’s really, what this day is all about. Seeing and feeling the collective power of the Tim Hortons community. One coffee at a time!”

“Camp provided me with the confidence early in my adolescence to take on challenges, develop lifelong friendships, and pursue my ambitions,” says Brandon Hayashi, former Tims Camper.

“Spending time immersed in nature at Tim Hortons Foundation Camps deepened my connection to the environment, fostering an appreciation for the natural world that continues to inspire me today. The confidence I gained in interacting with peers and mentors at camp laid the groundwork for developing the essential skills I need to work alongside my patients, a critical aspect of my journey in medical school.”

How to support Tim Hortons Foundation Camps on Camp Day:

• 100 per cent of the proceeds from all hot and iced coffee sales are donated to Tim Hortons Foundation Camps. It’s a great day to size up your order and treat your family and friends to a coffee!
• Order a Tim Hortons Take 12 to share with co-workers, friends and family. A Tim Hortons Take 12 includes 12 small coffees along with cups, dairy and sweeteners. Guests can also fill out a pre-order form in advance for Tim Hortons Take 12s so their whole work team or family can support Camp Day together!
• Starting today, Tims guests can start supporting Tim Hortons Foundation Camps by purchasing a Camp Day bracelet for $3, or a $2 Donation Badge, with net proceeds supporting Tims Camps.
• Round Up on the Tim Hortons mobile app to support Tims Camps. To round up your order to the nearest 10 cents, open your Tims app, tap on ‘Community’, and turn on the Round Up toggle. You can also ask a Tim Hortons team member to round up your order to the nearest dollar.
• Guests will also be able to order a Camp Day donut at participating restaurants in Canada for $2, with 100 per cent of the proceeds supporting Tims Camps.
• Make a one-time or monthly donation online any time at www.timscamps.com.

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Tim Hortons Camp Day has now raised approximately $250 million in its history, which has supported sending more than 315,000 underserved youth between the ages of 12 to 16 to a multi-year camp-based program at Tims Camps. Campers are equipped with skills like leadership, resilience, and responsibility, empowering them to open doors to their future.

Every year on Camp Day, Tim Hortons and its restaurant owners donate 100 per cent of the proceeds from hot and iced coffee sales to Tim Hortons Foundation Camps and raise additional funds through Camp Day bracelets, Donation Badges, and other unique fundraising initiatives developed by local Tims restaurant owners and their team members.

“We’d like to thank every single person who came out to support Camp Day this year and helped us achieve this incredible result that will directly change so many lives,” said Axel Schwan, President of Tim Hortons.

“Camp Day is an amazing team effort with our 1,500 restaurant owners, team members, volunteers and of course our generous guests all coming together to support the amazing work of Tim Hortons Foundation Camps.”

For more information on how to support Tims Camps throughout the year visit www.timscamps.com.

“For many of us, Camp Day is one day of the year, but for campers, it’s the rest of their lives,” said Rob Eatough, Executive Director of Tim Hortons Foundation Camps.

“Every dollar donated on Camp Day – our largest and most critical fundraiser – helps youth envision their lives beyond their current circumstances. Thanks to Tim Hortons restaurant owners, team members and guests, Camp Day helps youth imagine themselves carving a path to college or university, and ultimately breaking the cycle of poverty because they were given the opportunity to develop life-changing skills at Tims Camps.”

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Every Camp Day, 100 per cent of the proceeds from all hot and iced coffee sales at Tims restaurants are donated to Tim Hortons Foundation Camps to help underserved youth reach their full potential.

Starting today, Tims guests can support Tims Camps by purchasing a Camp Day bracelet for $3 or a Donation Badge available at restaurants for $2, with all proceeds donated to Tims Camps.

“For over 30 years, Camp Day has helped Tims Camps empower youth to believe in their own potential and change their stories for the better,” said Axel Schwan, President of Tim Hortons.

“I’m so proud of how our restaurant owners, their team members, and our guests rally together every Camp Day to make a difference – and together we’re helped deliver a life-changing experience to over 315,000 youth. I encourage everyone to join us on July 19 and help us write a new chapter for deserving youth across the country.”

Camp Day was kickstarted in 1987 by 58 restaurant owners in Atlantic Canada who donated 24 hours of sales to the Tim Horton Children’s Camp in Tatamagouche, N.S. The initiative expanded across Tim Hortons restaurants in 1991. Tim Hortons, its restaurant owners and guests collectively raised over $12 million on Camp Day last year and a total of over $236 million has been raised since 1991.

• 100 per cent of the proceeds from all hot and iced coffee sales are donated to Tim Hortons Foundation Camps. It’s a great day to size up your coffee order!
• Order a Tim Hortons Take 12 to share with co-workers or friends and family. A Tim Hortons Take 12 includes 12 small coffees along with cups, dairy and sweeteners. Guests can also fill out a pre-order form in advance for Tim Hortons Take 12s so their whole work team or family can support Camp Day together.
• Starting today, Tims guests can start supporting Tim Hortons Foundation Camps by purchasing a newly designed Camp Day bracelet for $3 or a Donation Badge available at restaurants for $2, with net proceeds supporting Tims Camps
• Round Up on the Tim Hortons mobile app to support Tims Camps. To round up your order to the nearest 10 cents, open your Tims app, tap on ‘Community’, and turn on the Round Up toggle. You can also ask a Tim Hortons team member to round up your order to the nearest dollar.
• Guests will also be able to order a Camp Day donut at participating restaurants in Canada for $2, with 100 per cent of the proceeds supporting Tims Camps.
• Make a one-time or monthly donation online any time at www.timscamps.com.

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This year, QR Codes will be integrated into the Camp Day awareness campaign to help guests quickly learn about Tim Hortons Foundation Camps and donate to the effort. QR codes will be featured on point-of-purchase materials and other marketing collateral, and Scanbuy’s technology takes it from there. With a quick scan of the QR code, guests will be instantly directed to the Foundation’s website where they can access more information about the programs offered, the impact on underserved communities, and ways to donate time and funds.

“We are excited about integrating QR Codes into Camp Day awareness,” said Shannon Hall, Executive Officer, Fundraising at Tim Hortons Foundation Camps. “The easier it is for guests to learn about Tims Camps, the more likely they are to support our efforts to change the lives of youth that need us most.”

Formulated to help today’s disadvantaged youth prepare for a bright future, Tim Hortons Foundation Camps are skills-based models designed to help children reach their full potential. With a focus on confidence, leadership, resilience, and courage, kids from all walks of life have the opportunity to benefit from the camp experience at no charge.

“Our involvement with Tim Hortons Foundation Camps is the perfect match for our company culture,” said Maryann Moschides, Chief Marketing Officer and General Manager for Scanbuy. “We are always thrilled when our technology is used to support such an important cause.”

The public is invited to visit any Tim Hortons restaurant in Canada and the United States on July 13^th to support the Camp Day effort and learn more about the impact of Tims Camps. There are several ways to participate on Camp Day, with 100 percent of the proceeds going to Tim Hortons Foundation Camps via these opportunities:

• Purchasing a hot coffee, iced coffee, or placing a Tim Hortons Take 12 order
• Buying colorful Camp Day bracelets displaying the themes of confidence, leadership, resilience, or courage
• Rounding up your order to the nearest dollar

Those interested in making a one-time or monthly donation may do so at https://timscamps.com/ways-to-give/.

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Tim Hortons is proud to announce that its 31^st annual Camp Day fundraising campaign returns on Wednesday, July 13, when 100 per cent of the proceeds from all hot coffee and iced coffee sales will be donated to Tim Hortons Foundation Camps to support sending youth from underserved communities to Tims Camps.

And starting today, Tims guests can start supporting Tim Hortons Foundation Camps by purchasing a Camp Day bracelet for $2 in one of four vibrant colours, or a pair of red and white camp-themed socks for $5, with net proceeds supporting Tims Camps.

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