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Tim Hortons Holiday Smile Cookie Campaign Returns to Support Beyond 21

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November 12, 2025
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Cornwall, ON – The sweetest way to give back is returning this holiday season! From November 17 to 23, Tim Hortons guests can purchase a Holiday Smile Cookie, with 100 per cent of proceeds donated to local charities and community groups, including Beyond 21 and the Tim Hortons Foundation Camps.

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The Holiday Smile Cookie is a festive white chocolate sugar cookie infused with red and green sprinkles and hand-decorated with a cheerful white icing smile. It’s the perfect way to spread joy and make a difference while treating your family, friends, and co-workers.

Last year, guests across Canada helped raise $10.7 million through the Holiday Smile Cookie campaign — a testament to the generosity of Tim Hortons guests and their commitment to supporting local communities.

“The Holiday Smile Cookie campaign is one of our favourite times of the year,” says Darryn McPhail, Tim’s owner. “It’s incredible to see how something as simple as a cookie can bring people together and help support the organizations that do so much good in our communities.”

“Every smile really does make a difference,” adds Michelle Matos, Tim’s owner. “We’re so thankful for our guests who continue to support local causes year after year. Together, we can help make the holidays brighter for everyone.”

There’s no better way to share the holiday spirit than by enjoying a Holiday Smile Cookie and helping those in need right here in the Cornwall area.

Get your Holiday Smile Cookies from November 17–23 at participating Tim Hortons restaurants in Cornwall and Lancaster, or order by the dozen for deliver at beyond21.org.

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