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Dairy Queen Miracle Treat Day fundraising

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On July 30, 2026 Dairy Queen conducted held its annual Miracle Treat Day across the United States, donating at least $1 for every Blizzard sold to the Children’s Miracle Network. Proceeds Funds were allocated directed to local pediatric hospitals in each participating region. One event directed funds to hospitals, including Marshfield Children’s Hospital in Wisconsin and to Wisconsin, UMC Children’s Hospital in Lubbock, Texas. A separate announcement highlighted contributions for Texas, CHRISTUS Mother Frances Hospital in East Texas, and Children’s of Alabama. The event also highlighted contributions in Texas and Alabama, confirming that proceeds in East Texas will support CHRISTUS Mother Frances Hospital and those in Alabama will aid Children’s of Alabama, the state’s sole freestanding pediatric hospital. The two snapshots illustrate Later in the same nationwide week, the fundraiser being promoted for multiple locations, underscoring expanded north of the border. On August 13 Dairy Queen’s continued partnership with Queen outlets on Vancouver Island, Canada, donated 100 % of net proceeds from each Blizzard to BC Children’s Hospital and the Children’s Miracle Network and its focus on supporting pediatric care in diverse communities. Network, continuing a 24‑year program that has raised more than $58 million for children’s charities. In Yuma, Arizona, a local Dairy Queen partnered with the network to give one dollar per Blizzard to regional children’s hospitals, underscoring the campaign’s community‑focused impact across North America.

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