Making A True Difference
Tim Hortons believes it has a positive role to play in enabling communities to thrive and grow.
| Commitments |
Goals |
What we are doing |
| Children |
Together with our Restaurant Owners (our Franchisees), making a meaningful contribution to the lives of children in our communities
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17,000 economically disadvantaged children participating in Tim Horton Children's Foundation camps and programs by 2013. |
Renovating and expanding our existing camps, and planning two new camps in Manitoba and British Columbia. |
| Community Success |
Together with our Restaurant Owners, helping make our communities a better place to live in
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Invest a minimum of $15 million through our national, regional and local initiatives in 2010.
275,000 children participating in the Timbits Minor Sports program in 2010.
Implement a meaningful, structured and long-term partnership with the Aboriginal community. |
Growing our Smile Cookie, Timbits Minor Sports, Free Skate/Swim, Food Drives, and Earn-a-Bike programs by 3% in 2010.
Timbits Minor Sports now includes hockey, soccer, lacrosse, t-ball, baseball and ringette across Canada and in the U.S.
Working with Aboriginal leaders and their communities in four key areas: 1) education, 2) empowering youth, 3) economic development, and 4) employment. |
| Tim Hortons Coffee Partnership |
Helping build viable coffee communities
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2,500 small holder farmers participating in our Coffee Partnership projects in 2010.
10,000 hectares of land under environmentally responsible management in 2010. |
Helping small holder farmers in Guatemala, Colombia and Brazil by supporting them in the key areas of business, social and environmental management.
Providing technical support in agrochemical and fertilization management, water recycling and treatment, watershed protection, erosion control, and biodiversity conservation. |
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