Tim Horton's Timbits Minor Sports Program Analysis

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From an objective point of view, one would say that the Tim Horton’s Timbits Minor Sports Program is a very generous and beneficial program based purely on its statistics. My subjective point of view does not differ from this one bit. I think that Time Horton’s charitable actions have been so helpful to the youth of Canada. I like the fact that the program offers various sports in order to cater to the kids’ desires. The size of the program I find is an unbelievable number. For a corporation, no matter the size, to be able to support 300,000 children is an outstanding action. This program started in 1982 and has been running for exactly 34 years. Tim Horton’s has been funding this program every single year and recently has been putting $3 million

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