Community Involvement

TMart is passionate about building lasting relationships within the community to support our neighbors and guests

National Coffee Day Giveaway

TMart Dunkin' locations in Appleton partnered with KISS FM to give one lucky winner free coffee and pastries for National Coffee Day. Morning show hosts Otis and Katie selected a winner from all of the entries in the week leading up to National Coffee Day. They then stopped by Dunkin' in Grand Chute to pick up the coffee and donuts and make a special delivery to the winner! Thanks to everyone who participated. Keep an eye out for future giveaways with KISS FM in the Fox Valley area!

TMart team volunteers at The River Food Pantry - Madison, WI

A group of 8 volunteers, including restaurant managers, above store leadership and members of the training department, spent 2 hours at The River Food Pantry in April. They prepared to-go meals and provided groceries to pantry guests. This is the second year this group has volunteered at The River and they hope to continue their growing relationship over the coming year.

TMart team volunteers at Feed My People Food Bank - Eau Claire, WI

A group of 13 volunteers, including restaurant managers, above store leadership and members of the training department, spent 2 hours at the Feed My People Food Bank in April. Together they bagged 445 pounds of cereal to be distributed to partner food pantries and schools. This amounts to nearly 1770 bags of cereal for kids in northwest Wisconsin. The team is excited to continue to grow their relationship with the local food bank and food pantries.

Menasha Dunkin' Wins Award

The Menasha, WI Dunkin' team was awarded the Lakeland Care's E.M.P.L.O.Y award for their dedication to building an inclusive workplace. Lakeland Care celebrated the leadership and staff at Dunkin' for making a difference in the lives of Lakeland Care members and the Menasha community as a whole.

Waunakee Easter Parade

Dunkin' in Waunakee, WI partnered with a number of local businesses and the Village of Waunakee who hosted a reverse Easter parade. Guests drove through a local park filled with mascots and the Easter Bunny to receive bags of candy, coupons and other goodies. Altogether the event lasted 2 hours and had hundreds of cars drive through.