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Tim Hortons second Holiday Smile Cookie campaign underway

Smile Cookie Holiday campaign — Locally, Tim Hortons first-ever national Holiday Smile Cookie campaign will support the Ottawa Food Bank. (Photo/Tim Hortons)

Posted Nov 19, 2024 08:52:14 AM.

Last Updated Nov 19, 2024 09:35:43 AM.

Tim Hortons has launched the second edition of its Holiday Smile Cookie campaign.

The holiday version of the Smile Cookie is a white-chocolate sugar cookie with red and green sprinkles baked into it, “each hand-decorated with a perfectly imperfect white smile.”

Cookies cost $1.50 each and will be available until Sunday, Nov. 24.

The company says 100 per cent of proceeds from the campaign will be donated to local charities and community groups across Canada, including Tim Hortons Foundation Camps.

Here in Ottawa, money raised through the holiday Smile Cookies will go to support the Senators Community Foundation.

Other local charities receiving support include the Smiths Falls Community Food Bank, the Kemptville Youth Centre, the Lanark County Food Bank, Alzheimer Society Lanark, Leeds & Grenville, the Renfrew and District Food Bank and L’Arche Arnprior.

Click here to learn more, including how to purchase cookies online.

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