COMMUNITY PARTNERS



Family-owned and serving the community since
Local clinics across Southwestern Ontario
Meals packed and donated for the Food Bank of Waterloo Region
Boxes of crayons for the Hope House Backpack Project
SHOP LOCAL
Money spent close to home keeps circulating close to home, creating jobs and keeping our main streets full of life. We shop local, and we hope you’ll visit the neighbours we’re proud to work with.
From the hockey rink to the high street, these are the people we work with. Hover or tap a card to see how we’re connected.
Since 1950, we’ve been working alongside the local businesses, charities and teams that make our communities such great places to live.
The organisations our team gives time, money and energy to throughout the year.

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Waterloo Region
Farwell4Hire & Rangers Reach
An annual donor to Mike Farwell’s campaign for Cystic Fibrosis Canada, and proud participants in the Kitchener Rangers’ 50/50 draws, combining two things we love: giving back and hockey.
Annual supporter

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Kitchener
KidsAbility
We sponsored the Chips & Giggles Golf Tournament, where six of our team joined 100+ golfers (in costume, for the best-dressed contest) with a shared goal of raising $20,000 for KidsAbility.
Tournament sponsor

Waterloo Region
Hockey Helps the Homeless
We sponsor HHTH, which uses hockey to raise awareness and funds to tackle homelessness.
Proud sponsor

Kitchener
Food Bank of Waterloo Region
Our team spent a December shift sorting and packaging donations.
1,957 meals packed + 2,500 donated

Guelph
Hope House
Volunteering at the Seniors’ Market and collecting supplies for the Backpack Project.
150+ boxes of crayons collected

Waterloo Region
Salvation Army Toy Warehouse
Our team volunteered at the Salvation Army’s Christmas Toy Warehouse, helping to sort and organize toys.
Supporting local families at Christmas
FREE COMMUNITY TALKS
Hearing loss is linked to cognitive decline, balance problems and isolation, yet it rarely comes up in conversation. Our clinical experts, Hearing Instrument Specialists and Audiologists visit schools, clubs, health fairs, workplaces and care homes to share practical, friendly advice on protecting your hearing.
• Schools and parent groups
• Employers and workplace safety days
• Seniors’ clubs and care providers
Are you a local business, charity or community group? We’d love to hear how we can support what you do.
















