News Summary
Dairy Queen locations in Knox County are participating in Miracle Treat Day, where $1 from each Blizzard sold will be donated to East Tennessee Children’s Hospital. This annual event aims to raise funds for vital medical equipment and healthcare services for children in the community. Families are encouraged to join this initiative and enjoy a sweet treat while making a difference in kids’ lives.
Knoxville – Dairy Queen locations in and around Knox County are hosting Miracle Treat Day on Thursday, aiming to raise funds for the East Tennessee Children’s Hospital. For every Blizzard sold at participating Dairy Queen locations, $1 or more will be donated to the hospital. This event forms part of a larger initiative to generate funds through the Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals, ensuring that donations directly support the healthcare needs of children in the community.
The funds raised during Miracle Treat Day will contribute towards the acquisition of lifesaving equipment for East Tennessee Children’s Hospital, which provides critical healthcare services to children in the region. This annual event encourages community participation by combining the enjoyment of a popular treat with the opportunity to support local children’s health.
Participating Dairy Queen locations throughout the area include:
- 11208 Kingston Pike in Farragut
- 7201 Kingston Pike in Knoxville
- 100 S Rutgers Ave. in Oak Ridge
- 1724 W Broadway Ave. in Maryville
- 2401 Jacksboro Pike in LaFollette
- 328 N Main St. in Jamestown
- 1897 Genesis Rd. in Crossville
- 117 W Morris Blvd. in Morristown
- 10724 Chapman Hwy. in Seymour
- 1179 Dolly Parton Pkwy. in Sevierville
- 100 N 12th St. in Middlesboro, KY
- 421 S US Highway 119 in Baxter, KY
East Tennessee Children’s Hospital provides a vital service to the local community, especially to families facing healthcare challenges. The money raised during Miracle Treat Day supports various programs and services that enhance the quality of medical care provided to young patients. This initiative not only reflects Dairy Queen’s commitment to community welfare but also highlights the importance of local support in maintaining quality healthcare for children.
Miracle Treat Day is celebrated across various Dairy Queen locations nationwide, making it a significant event in the company’s efforts to support children’s healthcare. This year marks yet another opportunity for consumers to enjoy a delicious treat while helping to care for the health of vulnerable children in their area. As families consider stopping by their local Dairy Queen, they can feel good knowing that their purchase is contributing to a worthy cause.
For community members seeking to participate, visiting any of the listed participating Dairy Queen locations on Thursday will ensure that their treat can make a difference. The more individuals participate, the greater the impact on the funding available for essential medical equipment at East Tennessee Children’s Hospital. Therefore, supporters are encouraged to spread the word and join in this community-focused effort to improve the health and well-being of children in need.
In conclusion, Dairy Queen’s Miracle Treat Day serves as an important reminder of the power of community engagement in healthcare funding. As families enjoy their favorite frozen treats, the funds raised will go a long way in supporting the frontline efforts of the East Tennessee Children’s Hospital, ensuring that local children receive the best possible medical care.
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Additional Resources
- WBIR: Miracle Treat Day for East Tennessee Children’s Hospital
- Wikipedia: Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals
- Local 8 Now: Dairy Queen’s Miracle Treat Day
- Encyclopedia Britannica: Dairy Queen
- Google Search: East Tennessee Children’s Hospital
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