$172,098 was raised in Saskatoon from Smile Cookie Campaign

Tim Hortons’ annual Smile Cookie campaign was back from April 28 – May 4, 2025. In Saskatoon, 100 percent of proceeds supported Hope’s Home and Roadways Literacy Academy. Hope’s Home and Roadways Literacy Academy were each established to address the unmet needs of kids within our community. They share a passion for ensuring all kids have opportunities to reach their goals and milestones, no matter their abilities.

An incredible $172,098 was raised in Saskatoon from the Smile Cookie Campaign to support inclusive care and learning for kids ages 0 – 18. Each charity will receive an incredible $86,049, an increase of $13,000 each from last year’s Smile Cookie Campaign.

“We would like to thank our incredible guests, team members and volunteers from both Hope’s Home and Roadways Literacy Academy who have all helped make this year’s Smile Cookie campaign a huge success – it was truly a team effort and we are so grateful to be a part of this truly impactful campaign! Together, through Smile Cookie, we raised a record-breaking $172,098, of which 100% will stay right here in Saskatoon to support these two amazing local charities that do such amazing work to support our community and help make Saskatoon a better place for all of us to live in!” – Saskatoon Tim Hortons Owners

“We are incredibly grateful to the Saskatoon Tim Hortons owners and to every community member who purchased a Smile Cookie this year,” said Sheila Erickson, Director and Principal of Roadways Literacy Academy. “This support allows us to offer life-changing literacy instruction to students who simply don’t thrive in traditional learning environments.”

“We would like to extend our sincere thanks to Tim Hortons, Roadways Literacy Academy, and the Saskatoon community for the success of this year’s Smile Cookie Campaign. Your support allows us to expand in Saskatoon, helping more children with complex medical needs. We appreciate everyone who supports the Smile Cookie Campaign and is helping us bring this important service to families in Saskatoon,” said Lisa Wyatt, CEO Hope’s Home.