Circle K petrol stations sold yellow fund-raising coffee cups at the end of August and in September. Customers who chose a yellow cup contributed 10 cents to the treatment of cancer patients, to which Circle K added 10 cents of its own: 20 cents in total for each coffee drink sold.<\/p>\n
The campaign involved more than a hundred thousand coffee cups, which sold out very fast. Circle K estimates that around 125,000 customers contributed by buying the fund-raising cups so that cancer patients would be granted hope and the chance to live.<\/p>\n
As such, the coffee cup campaign alone raised nearly 26,000 euros in support of cancer patients.
However, Circle K customers have a chance to donate all year round, be it in cash or by card, by requesting to add a donation to their bill. In this way, over 3000 euros has already been collected in recent months.<\/p>\n
Altogether, Circle K and its customers have donated more than 29,000 euros to the Cancer Treatment Foundation.
This amount will allow the foundation to help a number of people in their fight against cancer.
Since people took to the coffee cup campaign, Circle K plans to repeat it in the future.
Until then, anyone can support cancer patients at Circle K petrol stations in three ways:<\/b><\/p>\n
A. By adding to the donation boxes next to the cash registers
B. By requesting to add a desired amountto their bill and paying by card
C. By purchasing the foundation’s charitable reflectors for themselves, their family or as a gift for someone else (since wearing a reflector in the dark is required by law)<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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