Tim Horton’s #CampDay promotion hitting Yellowknife location May 31st

It’s pretty well known that Yellowknifers love their coffee.

On May 31st, all of coffee sales, along with proceeds from special #CampDay bracelets, will go to helping a child who needs it.

It doesn’t end with your morning coffee though.

RELATED: YELLOWKNIFE TIM HORTON’S RAISES NEARLY $16,000 ON CAMP DAY (2014)

Tim Horton’s has made it so that you can donate multiple ways, including donating online.

As the slogan says, ‘buy a coffee, brighten a kids future’.

Cameron Wilkinson
Cameron Wilkinson
News Reporter

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