2012 Tim Hortons Sustainability & Responsibility Report

2012 Goals	Progress	2012 Performance	2013+ Goals
Together with our Restaurant Owners, we are aiming to invest $100 million through our community initiatives in Canada over the next seven years, by the end of 2018.		Together with our Restaurant Owners, we invested $15.9 million through community initiatives across Canada in 2012.	Together with our Restaurant Owners, we are aiming to invest $100 million through our community initiatives in Canada over the next six years, by the end of 2018.

2012 Goals	Progress	2012 Performance	2013+ Goals
Together with our Restaurant Owners and guests, we are aiming to raise $4.1 million through our Smile Cookie Program in 2012 for local charities across Canada and in the U.S.		Our Smile Cookie Program raised $4.5 million for local charities across Canada and in the U.S.	Together with our Restaurant Owners and guests, we are aiming to raise $4.6 million through our Smile Cookie Program in 2013 for local charities across Canada and in the U.S.

2012 Goals	2012 Performance	2013+ Goals
Horizons Aboriginal Program Education: We are aiming for 30,000 Restaurant Team Members to complete Aboriginal Awareness training in 2012.	Over 42,000 Restaurant Team Members participated in Aboriginal Awareness training.	We are aiming for 30,000 Restaurant Team Members to complete Aboriginal Awareness training and will work with Aboriginal stakeholders to update our training in 2013.
Employment: We will facilitate more Restaurant Owner workshops to improve recruitment and retention of Aboriginal community members in 2012.	We are actively working with the DevelopMENTOR Program from Algonquin College to provide Aboriginal students access to restaurant employment opportunities.	We will expand the DevelopMENTOR Program beyond its pilot, and pursue Aboriginal recruitment strategies.
Empowering Youth: We are aiming for a total of 5,000 Aboriginal youth to attend Tim Horton Children’s Foundation camps for structured learning by the end of 2014.	2,300 Aboriginal youth attended a Tim Horton Children’s Foundation camp in 2012.	We are aiming for a total of 5,000 Aboriginal youth to attend Tim Horton Children’s Foundation camps for structured learning by the end of 2014.
Economic Development: We are striving for 10 new Aboriginal-owned restaurants or kiosks to be opened on Aboriginal lands by the end of 2014.	We opened two new kiosks: one Aboriginal-owned full-serve kiosk in Grand Rapids, MB, and one self-serve kiosk on Aboriginal lands in Oxford House, MB.	We are striving for 10 new Aboriginal-owned restaurants or kiosks to be opened on Aboriginal lands by the end of 2014.

Community Success: Our Goals