OALVILLE, Ont. — Across Canada and the U.S., one in six children live in economically disadvantaged homes. For these children, opportunities and surroundings that promote growth into healthy individuals are often limited.
SCA, the makers of the Tork brand of away-from-home paper products, is proud to continue its support of Tim Horton Children’s Foundation, a charitable organization committed to providing a fun-filled camp environment for children from economically disadvantaged homes.
SCA’s sponsorship consists of a combination of in-kind donations of SCA products, including napkins, dispensers and other much needed supplies, as well as a monetary donation which goes to support the Tim Horton Children’s Foundation Camps,
“This is the second year that SCA has supported the Tim Horton Children’s Foundation in its mission to provide a camp experience to kids all across Canada and the U.S.,” said Deanne MacDonald, Marketing Manager for SCA’s AfH Professional Hygiene business in Canada. “The Foundation’s goal for 2013 is to increase the number of children served from 15,000 to 20,000 annually. We wholeheartedly support this mission and are pleased to lend a hand in making this happen.”
“Tim Horton Children’s Foundation relies on funding from individual Tim Horton’s restaurant owners, many valued suppliers, individual donations, and from public donations collected year-round through counter coin boxes located at every Tim Horton’s Restaurant,” said Dave Newnham, Vice President and Executive of the Tim Horton Children’s Foundation. ”SCA’s support and in-kind donation allows us to provide even more children each year with a first-class camp experience.
To learn more about Tim Horton Children’s Foundation, visit www.thcf.com
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