McDonald’s introduces the Coffee That Cares Quilted Puzzle as part of a December initiative that connects McCafé At Home coffee purchases with support for families staying at Ronald McDonald House program locations across Canada. For every pack of ground, whole bean, or K Cup pods of McCafé At Home coffee sold in stores or online through Keurig.ca, one dollar will be donated to Ronald McDonald House Canada, up to a total of $125,000.
The Coffee That Cares Quilted Puzzle was created with artwork contributed by families across the country who have stayed at Ronald McDonald House program locations. Each illustration reflects a personal perspective on finding comfort through coffee and supportive programming during difficult medical journeys. The completed design forms a quilt inspired mural representing shared experiences and the strength found through community. A limited number of puzzles will be offered as a gift with select Keurig coffee makers and McCafé products purchased through Keurig.ca, allowing customers to bring home a piece of the project.
McCafé At Home continues to support Ronald McDonald House Canada through the provision of coffee and at home brewing equipment to families. This year’s campaign includes products such as McCafé Hazelnut Flavoured Coffee and Premium Roast K Cup pods, with each purchase contributing to the goal of expanding support services and accommodations to more families by 2030. The campaign has raised $400,000 to date and aims to add another $125,000 through this year’s initiative.
Information about McCafé At Home products and participating retailers is available at Keurig.ca/Mccafe, and details on contributing directly can be found through RonaldMcDonaldHouse.ca.