Tbaytel has wrapped up its latest Tbaytel For Good Community Fund awarding six grants to the winning ideas on Thursday for a total of $30,000. Six incredible organizations across our region will now put their Tbaytel For Good Community Fund award to great use to implement or support their much-needed community projects.
Based on the Judge’s Panel’s decision, the six winners are:
Thunder Bay Free Store, $1,500
The Thunder Bay Free Store will fund a community care centre project, a youth holiday gift drive, and help re-stock supplies at the store.
Thunder Bay Emergency Shelter, $5,064
The Thunder Bay Emergency Shelter will purchase several picnic tables, including two accessible tables, for its outdoor picnic area so people and families living in poverty can enjoy a nourishing hot meal in a healthy outdoor environment.
Eighth Street Trails Committee, $5,200
The Eighth Street Trails Committee in Fort Frances will purchase equipment, trail enhancements and new signage to improve their walking and cross-country ski trails.
St. Patrick High School, $10,000
St. Patrick High School in Thunder Bay will purchase equipment for its Clover Café, which will be managed and run by Hospitality and Tourism students, teachers and volunteers. All proceeds from the café will be donated to local charities.
Thunder Bay Drug Awareness Committee, $4,118
The committee will purchase and rent equipment for its 10th Rockin’ Recovery event, which provides inspiring storytelling, world-class musical performances and a safe and friendly experience.
Marathon & District Senior Citizens Club, $4,118
The club will purchase storage, kitchen and recreation equipment to optimize its ability to serve its more than 100 members.