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Smile Cookie sales in Kelowna raise nearly $60K for YMCA

The week-long Smile Cookie campaign sold more than 29,000 cookies, with every dollar staying local for children’s nutritious snacks.

  • Kelowna Tim Hortons restaurants raised $59,390 for the YMCA Healthy Snacks Program through this year's Smile Cookie campaign, marking a significant community achievement.
  • More than 29,000 cookies were sold throughout the week, as staff and volunteers decorated each with the iconic pink and blue Smile Cookie design to drive support.
  • Every dollar raised stays local, directly providing nutritious food to children participating in YMCA childcare and after-school programs to help them thrive.
  • Tim Hortons franchise owner Kimberly Lockwood said the community showed up in a "meaningful way", while YMCA vice president of marketing and philanthropy Tammie Watson noted the "lasting impact".
  • The contribution ensures expansion of the Healthy Snacks Program, allowing more children access to the essential nutrition needed to stay focused and eager to learn.
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castanet.net broke the news in Kelowna, Canada on Tuesday, May 12, 2026.
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