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Tim Hortons asks customers to choose doughnut to benefit Special Olympics

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Sales of a special-edition doughnut from Tim Hortons will raise money for Special Olympians this weekend.

From Friday to Sunday, Jan. 28-30, the Choose to Include doughnut, a chocolate cake ring with white frosting, multi-coloured sprinkles and whipped cream, will be sold at Tim Hortons locations across Canada. All proceeds from 含羞草研究社楥hoose to Include含羞草研究社 doughnut sales will go to Special Olympics Canada, assisting people like Vancouver Island含羞草研究社檚 Julie Black.

Black, a Special Olympian and Tim Hortons employee, competes in bowling, basketball, swimming, floor hockey, soccer, softball, track-and-field and bocce in both winter and summer games. She said taking part in the Special Olympics is extremely important to her.

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Craig McBride, owner of Tim Hortons locations at Wallace and Fifth streets in Nanaimo, said the doughnut was conceived by Tim Hortons含羞草研究社 development team. McBride said he is happy to be taking part and is proud to have Black on his team.

含羞草研究社淚t含羞草研究社檚 such a great opportunity for us to access resources throughout the community and people like Julie that do have some barriers to employment, we are so proud that we can provide [work] that allows her to feel fulfilled 含羞草研究社 and for her to fill an incredible job where our customers really appreciate seeing her here,含羞草研究社 said McBride.

Black likes the looks of the new doughnut.

含羞草研究社淚 like the colours of it, it含羞草研究社檚 really pretty, but I haven含羞草研究社檛 tasted it yet,含羞草研究社 Black said with a laugh.

The 2022 Special Olympics World Winter Games have been delayed until January 2023 due to COVID-19.

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