Today, Make Your Morning Coffee Habit Count With Dunkin’ Iced Coffee Day
Today, Thursday, June 20, is Dunkin' Iced Coffee Day!
Dunkin' will be donating $1 from every iced coffee and cold brew purchase to the Dunkin’ Joy in Childhood Foundation, which is dedicated to bringing positive experiences like art therapy, music, gaming, and further kid-focused hospital programming to children battling hunger and illness.
This means your morning coffee habit will go way beyond just giving your day a caffeine boost.
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The best part about Dunkin' Iced Coffee Day is 100% of the money raised go to the cause. The funds go towards grants for programming at local children’s hospitals nationwide, helping expand their impact to more children and their families.
Dunkin' has raised over $3.5 million for the Dunkin’ Joy in Childhood Foundation in the past two years alone, awarding nearly 200 grants for hospitals around the country.
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To participate in Dunkin' Iced Coffee Day, simply stop by your closest Dunkin' and order an iced coffee or cold brew of any size. Dunkin' will donate $1 from your drink purchase to bolster their efforts with the Dunkin’ Joy in Childhood Foundation.
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If you're a coffee lover, but you can't quite make it in to a Dunkin' location today, the chain also launched a fun iPhone case to support the cause! The design mimics an iced coffee drink and costs just $15, with all proceeds going to the charitable foundation.
Shop it at shopdunkin.com starting at 12pm ET on Thursday, June 20!
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