
Buy a Blizzard, Help Local Kids: Miracle Treat Day Set for July 30 in Amarillo
One of the best days of the year in Amarillo is almost here. You need to mark Thursday, July 30, on your calendar and say, "Go to Dairy Queen." Now, if you know you know, and if you don't, get ready, you're going to love this.
What Is Miracle Treat Day?
Thursday, July 30, is the annual Miracle Treat Day. What is Miracle Treat Day? It's a day where Dairy Queen teams up with the Children's Miracle Network. On Miracle Treat Day, local Dairy Queens donate a dollar or more from every Blizzard sold to Children's Miracle Network.
The great thing about this is that 100% of all the money raised in the Texas Panhandle on Miracle Treat Day stays 100% local to help our local kids. Kids just like Quinn.
Where to Get Your Blizzard in Amarillo
On Thursday, July 30, stop at one of the 3 Dairy Queens in Amarillo.
- 3333 S Western
- 2601 S Soncy
- 1900 S Washington
Order your favorite Blizzard of any size or any flavor, and $1 or more of that Blizzard purchase will go to CMN.
Every Blizzard sold helps ensure children in our community receive the care, equipment, and support they need. It's a simple way for everyone to be part of creating miracles close to home, said Brooke Rodriques, Director of Children's Miracle Network.
Where the Money Goes
- Medical assistance for children facing serious illnesses.
- Specialized pediatric equipment.
- Programs designed specifically for young patients.
- Support services for families during treatment.
How to Get Involved
Set a reminder, put it on your calendar, set an alarm. Thursday, July 30, is Miracle Treat Day, so go get a Blizzard.
Heck, talk your entire office into ordering a Blizzard that day, take the entire family after work, or plan a date night with your sweetheart and enjoy a Blizzard and help save kids.
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