Smile Cookie campaign raised $26,800 for QEII pediatric ward

Just by purchasing a cookie with a smile on it, Grande Prairie residents have raised nearly $27,000 for the QEII’s pediatric ward.

Tim Hortons held its annual Smile Cookie campaign between September 15th and 21st, with all proceeds going back into the community.

Local Tim Hortons owner Tracy Allard is calling this year’s campaign a major success with GP showing its community spirit.

The funds will help children who stay in the hospital and support their families.

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