The two men who started the Saint John Ale House together are now teaming up for Mise En Place, a live virtual cooking event for the Loch Lomond Villa Foundation.
When the Sophia Recovery Centre for Women reached out to Judith Mackin for design advice last year, Mackin, her team and other area businesses made it their mission to transform the centre into a beautiful and inviting space.
The local power utility donated more than $165,000 to local community organizations throughout 2020 as part of its commitment to support growth in the community and combat generational poverty.
Parise Cormier of EXIT Realty Moncton organized a fundraising drive through the company’s “Spirit of EXIT Dollar for Dollar Matching Program”.
The husband-and-wife team behind Maritime Tartan Company has had a big impact on local charities this year, funneling more than $20,000 to organizations across the province.
Jennifer Irving, owner of Paris Crew in uptown Saint John, has been doing an online raffle each week in December for a print of her work in support of local organizations.
The employees of the Fredericton-based company have given over $1,000 to the local community kitchen. This is in addition to the company program that has given over $340,000 to local causes in the past five years.
The Leights family started selling Covid-19 related wooden signs that read “Stay The Blazes Home” and “Wash Your Hands You Filthy Animals.” These signs raised $600 that all went to providing lunches at Hope Cottage, located on Brunswick Street.
The program offers food hampers and gifts for families in the Fredericton area who can’t afford them.
Late last week, the company announced it will be donating an additional $125,000 to support mental health services in the region.
