'Choose to Include Doughnut' for Special Olympics Westman at Tim Hortons

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Doughnuts will be sold at Tim Hortons locations from February 3rd to 5th

Image - Special Olympics Westman floor hockey team vs ACC Cougars - submitted

Tim Hortons has once again teamed up with Special Olympics Canada with the 'Choose To Include' doughnut campaign.

A media release says "All proceeds from the doughnut will go to Special Olympics' sport programs designed for Canadians with intellectual disabilities."

"We're very happy and proud to be a part of this campaign in Westman which will support all of the incredible athletes in our area," said Greg Crisanti, owner of Tim Hortons Westman.

The doughnuts, which are a chocolate-cake ring with white fondant and coloured sprinkles, will be sold at Tim Hortons locations from February 3rd to 5th.

(Image - THE doughnut - submitted)

"All of us want to say thank you to everyone who buys a doughnut over the next couple of days," said Harvey Chambers, a Special Olympics athlete in Brandon who competes in curling, softball and bowling. "Please get out there and buy a doughnut for a good cause, they're pretty darn good too!"

Special Olympics Westman offers programs across the region, including golf, floor hockey, curling, bowling, softball, swimming and more. The program also features Westman Active Start for 2 to 6-year-old children and Fundamentals for 7 to 12-year-old children.

(Image - Ron from Tim Hortons Brandon - submitted)

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