TORONTO —To commemorate its 60th anniversary, Tim Hortons is bringing back four retro doughnuts — the Dutchie, Blueberry Fritter, Cinnamon Sugar Twist and Walnut Crunch — for a limited time starting Jan. 10. Additionally, new cups, doughnut and Timbit boxes, and other packaging with a Tims 60th-anniversary logo are being rolled out to Tim Hortons restaurants across Canada.
“We’re honoured that for nearly six decades, so many Canadians have considered their local Tims a home away from home and have chosen to spend a part of their daily lives with us,” says Axel Schwan, president of Tim Hortons. “As we get ready to celebrate the official 60th anniversary of Tim Hortons opening its first restaurant on May 17, 1964, we’re planning a number of exciting ways to mark the occasion with our guests throughout the year.”
This year also marks the 50th anniversary of Tim Hortons Foundation Camps, which has supported more than 315,000 underserved youth with resources to help them reach their full potential since 1974. The seven Tims Camps across Canada and the U.S. deliver high-impact, experiential learning to youth between the ages of 12 and 16 from low-income households.
“Tims Camps are so much more than giving underserved youth a wonderful camp experience,” says Caroline Barham, president of Tim Hortons Foundation Camps and a Tims restaurant owner. “Our high-impact, research-based programming changes lives of youth.”
