Canadian audiences want Canadian rewards, so thankfully there are several ways to send bulk Tim Hortons gift cards to employees, clients and customers, survey takers, and research subjects. đ¨đŚ
Tim Hortons is a beloved Canadian brand with a strong cultural presence. For an audience that already enjoys its coffee and donuts, a gift card can fit right into your recipients' everyday routine. â
Work with the right gift card platform, and you'll also be able to send Tims' cards alongside a host of other popular Canadian (and international) retailer gift cards. Just choose your preferred digital reward, add a personal note, and deliver it by email, text, or via a reward link in your preferred system. đŞ
In this article, we'll cover how you can easily reward your audience with top Canadian brands, including bulk Tim Hortons cards.
Tim Hortons is a cherished Canadian brand with a strong cultural presenceâhow many of us rely almost daily on its singular coffee and donuts? âđŠ
Including bulk digital Tim Hortons gift cards in your incentive rewards programs therefore lets you treat your team or clients with a slice of everyday Canadian tradition. They're a great and convenient option for showing appreciation or boosting engagement.
Giftbit is a Canadian-founded company with a commitment to providing the most robust gift card distribution options in Canada.
With a free Giftbit account, you can easily send individual rewards or reach a whole recipient list. And you can offer Tim Hortons on its own or include other available brands for recipients to choose from.đ
Here's how to start sending Tims' gift cards using Giftbit:
At the time of writing this article, Tim Hortons gift cards are available in $5â$100 denominations, but available gift card denominations vary per brand. Check what's available in your account rather than assuming every brand supports the same amounts.
Once your template is ready, choose how to deliver the reward ... and send away. đ˛
Recipients open the email or reward link to claim their gift card without creating a Giftbit account.
For the Tim Hortons card currently listed in our Canadian rewards catalog, recipients can print it, display it on a smartphone, or add it to the Tim Hortons mobile app. They should follow the instructions and terms supplied with their card for redemption.
You can email a Tim Hortons gift card through Giftbit by selecting your reward template, adding the recipientâs email address, and placing your order. Yes, it's that easy, since Giftbit handles the reward email delivery.
Our ordering guide covers the process in more detail.
After sending, use tracking and reporting to check delivery and claim status. You can investigate undeliverable/unclaimed gift cards and follow up on outstanding rewards. A claimed reward means the recipient has accepted it, which is different from spending the card balance.
đĄPro-tip: if tracking and resending unclaimed gift cards (and/or recouping a portion of those funds) will be important to your program, be sure to ask about these features in your disco calls, as they're not universal features across different gift card platforms.
You can also text someone a unique Giftbit reward link that they can use to claim their Tim Hortons gift card. Giftbit generates the link, and you send the text through your phone or messaging platform.
For example, your message could say, âThanks for helping with todayâs team event. Enjoy a coffee on us,â followed by the reward link.
â ď¸Use a different link for each recipient and record who received it. Giftbit can report whether the reward was claimed, while your messaging system handles the textâs delivery information. Our ordering guide also explains link orders if you need more info.
Tim Hortons gift cards work great for so many use cases and business programs, so it's not surprising you've got lots of options to send them.
Of course, you can always send someone down to the nearest Tims (or Shoppers Drug Mart or similar store) to buy some physical cards. If you've only got a few gifts you need to give out, this can certainly work.
But when businesses want to send more gift cards more regularly, they usually either purchase them through Tim Hortonsâ corporate gift card program or use a platform like Giftbit. What's best usually comes down to whether you only need to purchase Tim Hortons cards or if you also need tools (and access to more brands) to run a broader rewards program.
| Ordering option | When it makes sense |
|---|---|
| Tim Hortonsâ corporate program | Youâve chosen Tim Hortons for everyone and want to order through the brandâs corporate purchasing channel. Start with its Get Access option to explore ordering. |
| Giftbit | You want to manage digital delivery, customize messages, track claims, or give recipients a choice of brands. You may also need repeat sends or automated reward delivery. |
For a straightforward Tim Hortons-only order, its corporate portal can make a great starting point. If youâre managing rewards across teams, occasions, or countries, you might also consider how much administration happens after the purchase.
And remember that Giftbit brings bulk sending, recipient support, and reporting into the same platform. You can upload a list for an occasional send or connect reward delivery to your existing tools (like SurveyMonkey or HubSpot) as your program develops.
Tim Hortons and other coffee gift cards are popular for a reason.
And while they're appropriate for larger corporate gifts and rewards, they work particularly well for quick employee recognition, customer appreciation, event thank-yous, and other small rewards. The gesture is easy to understand: youâre treating someone to a break, a drink, or a snack.
Coffee gift cards also give modest budgets a clear purpose. A small Dunkin' gift card for your American recipients, say, can still feel like a complete treat, while the same amount at a more expensive retailer might only cover a fraction of a purchase.
That's why Giftbit Director of Business Development Matt Brossard likes to say, âeven with the way prices have gone up, a $5 Starbucks card feels like, âcoffeeâs on me, a treatâs on me.ââ
Of course, the amount of your gift cards should still match the occasion. A small card can suit an everyday thank-you, while a major work anniversary or a demanding research session deserves a larger reward.
Our guide to bulk $5 gift cards explains how to make smaller rewards feel appropriate and thoughtful.
đĄ Remember that brand and location matter, too. Tim Hortons may suit your Canadian audience, while those in the UK are clamoring for Caffè Nero, CafĂŠ Rouge, or Costa Coffee. Always look for a reliable and global gift card distributor with appropriate brand availability and denominations for the regions and countries where you need to send.
When you know your audience loves Tim Hortons, choosing that brand keeps the gesture simple. For a small reward, say under $10 or $15, it also often makes sense to limit recipient choice to one or two coffee brands, so you're not overwhelming them.
But for a mixed/larger audience, a platform like Giftbit lets you offer a wide selection of available Canadian rewards and let each person choose.
That flexibility is useful when youâre thanking people with different preferences or sending rewards across several locations. Your message can stay personal without requiring everyone to enjoy the same coffee shop.
Specifically, Giftbit's catalog is also designed to support your needs in Canada with a variety of options tailored to local tastes. Visit our Canadian gift card catalog to explore a diverse selection of gift cards from popular retailers. Popular options include:
- Air Canada (available in denominations up to $2,000, making this a great option for executive rewards)
- Amazon.ca (and yes, you will need different international Amazon gift cards if you want to use them in different countries)
- Ardene
- Best Buy
- Cactus Club Cafe
- Ceci Bar
- Chocolats Favoris
- DAVIDsTEA
- Earls
- Esso and Mobil
- Dollarama
- Harvey's
- HomeSense
- Home Hardware
- IKEA
- Indigo
- Kent
- Knix
- La Maison Simons
- la Vie en Rose
- Lawtons
- LCBO
- lululemon
- LUSH
- Molly Maid
- Montana's BBQ & Bar
- Needs
- Penningtons
- Petro-Canada
- Pizza Pizza
- Rachelle BĂŠry (a popular one-stop health food store in Quebec)
- Reitmans
- Rexall
- RW&CO.
- Roots
- SkipTheDishes
- Sobeys
- St-Hubert
- Sub Rosa
- Swiss Chalet
- The Keg
- Thrifty Foods
- WestJet
You'll also be able to offer your Canadian recipients options for big, global brands like Apple, Ikea, Subway, and Walmart.
Meanwhile, if you'd like to encourage recipients to support local, you might consider a prepaid card like the Virtual Prepaid MastercardÂŽ, which they'll have the flexibility to spend where Debit Mastercard is accepted.
Similarly, a prepaid VisaÂŽ incentive card provides a lot of flexibility (maybe to spend at their favorite local small restaurant, book shop, or farmer's market!).
Ultimately, whether you're looking for digital rewards to drive engagement, boost brand presence, or both, this brand collection features choices that will resonate with Canadians from coast to coast to coast. đ¨đŚ
Giftbit was originally founded in Canada and our main office is still in Victoria, BC. We now operate in both the United States and Canada as we continue to serve both local and international clients with the same commitment to quality and transparency.
Led by founder and native Calgarian Leif Baradoy, our team maintains a focus on simplicity, reliability, and transparency in digital rewards, ensuring our platform meets the needs of businesses at home and abroad.
Weâre a remote-friendly organization, with team members primarily working across the Pacific Northwest. This flexibility not only fuels our creativity but also ensures that we provide top-notch support to our clients around the globe.