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Cumberland Farms Launches Fourth Annual Cups for Kids Campaign

August fundraiser will support pediatric care programs at five regional hospitals

FRAMINGHAM, Mass. --Cumberland Farms recently launched its fourth annual Cups for Kids campaign, a month-long fundraiser that will benefit pediatric care programs at five hospitals throughout the Northeast.

Cumberland Farms Cups for Kids

During the entire month of August, five cents from every iced coffee or Chill Zone beverage purchased at specified retail locations will go directly to participating hospitals.

“We created this initiative as a way for our communities to come together in support of the exceptional work that our hospital partners do to give our children the ability to lead healthy lives,” said Ari Haseotes, CEO of Cumberland Farms. “Our goal is to exceed our 2014 fundraising total of just over $100,000 so that we may contribute even more this year to support the incredible, life-saving work that these hospitals do.”

A total of five hospitals in the Northeast will be participating in this year’s Cups for Kids fundraiser: Floating Hospital for Children at Tufts Medical Center; Children's Hospital at Dartmouth-Hitchcock; Albany Medical Center; Connecticut Children's Medical Center; and Barbara Bush Hospital at Maine Medical Center.

Throughout the month of August, participating Cumberland Farms locations will track regional fundraising totals so customers can track the progress.

Framingham, Mass.-based Cumberland Farms operates nearly 600 convenience stores across eight states in the Northeast and Florida.

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