Moncton 
Tim Hortons is spreading holiday cheer across Canada with its inaugural national Holiday Smile Cookie campaign.
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Last year, Tim Hortons held a Holiday Smile Cookie campaign in Saskatchewan.
From November 13 to 19, the entire proceeds from every Holiday Smile Cookie sold will go directly to local charities and community groups, including the Tim Hortons Foundation Camps. This initiative builds on the legacy of the Tim Hortons Smile Cookie campaign, which has raised an impressive $111 million over the past 25 years.
Per the news release, the Holiday Smile Cookie is a delectable white chocolate chip sugar cookie featuring festive red and green sprinkles and a hand-decorated smile. Holiday Smile Cookies cost $1.50 (plus tax) with 100% of proceeds going to local charities, community groups and Tim Hortons Foundation Camps.
The campaign aims to celebrate the spirit of kindness during the holiday season by providing support to those in need. Tim Hortons is particularly excited that this new endeavor will also benefit the Tim Hortons Foundation Camps, which have been aiding youth since 1974, having positively impacted over 315,000 young individuals through their seven Tims Camps.
If you want to order online, check the map online to find a participating location near you.
To order a large quantity of Holiday Smile Cookies, you can download the pre-order form and submit it to a nearby restaurant at least 24 hours in advance.
Tim Hortons says purchasing Holiday Smile Cookies won’t earn Tims Rewards points, as 100% of the proceeds will be donated to charitable causes. Points can still be earned for other eligible menu items during the campaign period.
