IED and electrical customers support our troops with Tim Hortons
August 17, 2010
Electrical customers and IED Rewards supported Canadian Troops overseas this year with the help of Tim Horton’s.
Since December 2009, a “Support our Troops” $10 Tim Horton’s gift card
was added to IED Rewards online catalogue. The gift card had always
been a prize favourite, according to IED and they took it even further
this year.
IED Rewards offered the opportunity for customers to donate that $10
gift card rather then receive it and the company would match every
donation to “double the positive impact of their customers’
generosity,” says IED Rewards.
Nearly 170 gift cards were donated with enclosed thank you notes from one of the customers who made the donation. All these were sent to Afghanistan last month to the Canadian Troops stationed there. “We wanted to offer this donation in order to say ‘thank you’ for everything that the Canadian Troops are doing for us,” said president Jim Milne of IED. It’s wonderful to see the support we received.”
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Nearly 170 gift cards were donated with enclosed thank you notes from one of the customers who made the donation. All these were sent to Afghanistan last month to the Canadian Troops stationed there. “We wanted to offer this donation in order to say ‘thank you’ for everything that the Canadian Troops are doing for us,” said president Jim Milne of IED. It’s wonderful to see the support we received.”
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