Listen up burger lovers! This Thursday, A&W Canada, the MS Society of Canada, and Christine Sinclair, Olympic gold medalist, all-time leading scorer in international women’s soccer, and Canadian women’s national soccer team captain, are celebrating the 13th annual Burgers to Beat MS Day and rallying Canadians to raise awareness and crucial funds to help people living with multiple sclerosis (MS).
On Burgers to Beat MS Day – Thursday, August 19th – A&W Canada will donate $2 from every Teen Burger® sold via drive-thru, take-out, the A&W mobile app, dine-in (select regions) and third-party delivery partners across Canada, to the MS Society of Canada.
Canada has over 1,000 A&W restaurants across the country and on this day, Canadians from coast-to-coast can eat good food while making a difference for people living with MS by purchasing a Teen Burger® through any of the following methods:
- Drive-Thru: A&W restaurants with drive-thrus are open. You can order as normal, or order ahead using A&W’s mobile app for contactless payment.
- Take-out: Get your order to-go from your closest A&W location.
- A&W Mobile Ordering: You can order a Teen Burger® and prepay using A&W’s mobile app. Simply choose a location that’s convenient for you and select drive-thru or take-out.
- Dine-in: Visit your local A&W restaurant for a dine-in experience and enjoy a Teen Burger® on location! (select regions)
- Delivery: Get your Teen Burger® delivered through A&W’s third-party delivery partners: Uber Eats, DoorDash and SkipTheDishes, at participating locations. Every A&W partner offers contactless delivery options. Delivery partners vary from restaurant to restaurant.
Since launching in 2008, Burgers to Beat MS has raised over $16 million. In its 13th year, A&W Canada hopes to raise more than $1.5 million for the MS Society, bringing the total to more than $17 million raised in support of Canadians affected by MS. This initiative is close to the hearts of A&W Canada and wouldn’t be possible without the dedication and ongoing support of A&W franchisees, who have worked around the clock to ensure this year’s campaign supports the tens of thousands of Canadians living with MS.
