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Pink Aroostook of Cary Medical Center recently received a donation from Tim Hortons stores in Caribou, Madawaska and Presque Isle, the proceeds of a Smile Cookie sale. From left are Bill Flagg, director of public relations at Cary; Cindy Blanchette, RN; Kayla Carson; Nicki Small; Cymantha Day; and Tim Hortons co-owner Chad Saunders.
(Courtesy of Tim Hortons)
Pink Aroostook of Cary Medical Center recently received a donation from Tim Hortons stores in Caribou, Madawaska and Presque Isle, the proceeds of a Smile Cookie sale. From left are Bill Flagg, director of public relations at Cary; Cindy Blanchette, RN; Kayla Carson; Nicki Small; Cymantha Day; and Tim Hortons co-owner Chad Saunders.
(Courtesy of Tim Hortons)
Cookie sales benefit Pink Aroostook
Contributed • March 15, 2023
Tim Hortons stores in Caribou, Madawaska and Presque Isle recently donated nearly $2,500 to an Aroostook County breast health program.
CARIBOU, Maine — Tim Hortons stores in Caribou, Madawaska and Presque Isle recently donated nearly $2,500 to an Aroostook County breast health program.
The group recently presented funds from a Smile Cookie fundraiser to Pink Aroostook, part of Caribou’s Cary Medical Center.
The Smile Cookie program always benefits charities, but in some years those chosen were from other areas, according to co-owner Chad Saunders. He and another co-owner worked to change the program in Aroostook stores to benefit County organizations.
“We’re hoping keeping it more localized [we’ll] be able to sell a lot more, as people love helping out a lot more when it’s localized within our community,” Saunders said. “We’re hoping to grow this program into a much larger event to be able to raise a lot more for local charities.”
Each of the stores will sell Smile Cookies from May 1 to May 7. All proceeds will once again benefit Pink Aroostook.
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