McDonald’s is bringing warmth to Canadian homes this December with its McCafé At-Home coffee products, while also supporting families with sick children. For every McCafé At-Home product purchased at participating retailers or online at Keurig.ca/McCafé, $1 will be donated to Ronald McDonald House Charities Canada (up to $100,000). This initiative funds accommodations, meals, mental health resources, and more for families staying at Ronald McDonald Houses and using Ronald McDonald Family Room programs across the country.
From whole beans to K-Cup pods, including the new McCafé Premium Instant Coffee and McCafé Caramel Flavoured Coffee, every purchase contributes to this vital cause. Canadians can enjoy their coffee at home while making a meaningful impact on families navigating critical moments in their lives.
To highlight the partnership, limited-edition Coffee that Cares: McCafé Quilted Hoodies, designed by Canadian artist Briony Douglas, will be given away through social media. Inspired by the quilting programs at Ronald McDonald Houses, these hoodies reflect the comfort and support provided to families in need. Watch Briony’s Instagram and Keurig Dr Pepper Canada’s LinkedIn for giveaway details.
This collaboration, now in its fourth year, has raised over $525,000 to date, equating to hundreds of overnight stays for families at Ronald McDonald Houses. Yet, the need continues to grow, as up to 4 out of 5 families requiring Ronald McDonald House support are unable to access the program due to space limitations.
Learn more about McCafé At-Home products and where to buy them at Keurig.ca/McCafé, or donate directly to RMHC Canada at rmhc.ca/donate.