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Dairy Queen's 'Miracle Treat Day' July 30 to benefit Children's Hospital of Richmond

Famed figure skater Tara Lipinski is helping to promote Dairy Queen's Miracle Treat Day. (Courtesy Dairy Queen)

Dairy Queen's annual Miracle Treat Day (July 30) will help raise funds for Children’s Miracle Network, and locally the chain's 12 restaurants are partnering with Children’s Hospital of Richmond at VCU in support of children and families in the Richmond region.

On July 30, every Blizzard purchased at participating DQ will result in a $1 donation to Children's Miracle Network to support local children's hospitals, including CHR at VCU. Through a partnership spanning more than four decades, the DQ system has contributed more than $195 million to help provide care, treatments and services for children and families in communities across the U.S.

"Every year, Miracle Treat Day demonstrates the incredible impact that can happen when our communities come together for a sweet cause," said Dairy Queen spokesperson Maria Hokanson. “Year after year, our fans, franchisees and partners show up to support Children’s Miracle Network to help ensure kids and families receive the care and hope they deserve. We’re grateful to have Tara Lipinski and the Savannah Bananas helping us spread the word about Miracle Treat Day and encouraging fans across the country to enjoy a Blizzard Treat while making a meaningful difference for local children’s hospitals.”

For details or to find a participating DQ restaurant, visit DQ.com.

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