The annual campaign to raise money in support of youth and help send children to summer camps is happening today, July 15th.

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Tim Hortons is holding its annual Camp Day on Wednesday, July 15th, at restaurants across Canada and the United States.

All proceeds from hot and iced coffee sales will go to Tim Hortons Foundation Camps. The fundraiser supports camp programs for youth from underserved communities and raised $13 million last year.

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Tim Hortons customers can support the foundation’s camps on Camp Day by purchasing hot or iced coffee, ordering a Take 12, or buying select fundraising items at participating locations.

Donations can also be made year-round by rounding up purchases through the Tim Hortons app or contributing online.

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And there you have it! Tim Hortons’ annual Camp Day is happening Wednesday, July 15th, and, with support from local communities, aims to give children access to life-changing experiences.

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