EllisDon Teams Raise More Than $1.4 Million for Communities Across Canada

This summer, EllisDon teams across the country once again demonstrated the power of community, coming together through golf tournaments, paddle events, and fundraising initiatives to support causes that matter. Collectively, these efforts raised more than $1.4 million for charitable organizations, helping create meaningful impact for children, youth, veterans, families, and communities.

Highlights from this year's events include:

Calgary hosted its annual Subtrade Golf Tournament at Lynx Ridge Golf Club, raising $175,000 for the Alberta Children's Hospital Foundation, an increase of $28,000 over last year.
Atlantic Canada held its third annual Charity Golf Tournament at The Links at Brunello, raising $60,000 in support of the IWK Foundation.
Toronto teams gathered at King Valley Golf Club and raised $409,000 for Breakthrough T1D, supporting individuals and families affected by Type 1 diabetes.
Edmonton hosted its 19th Annual Subtrade Appreciation Charity Golf Tournament at Northern Bear Golf Club, raising $45,000 for Veterans' House Canada.
In Vancouver:
- Employees joined 25 teams of paddlers, sponsors, donors, and volunteers at Crescent Beach for Champions of the Crescent, helping raise $213,545 for youth mental health programs at Surrey Memorial Hospital. Every paddle stroke helped strengthen specialized mental health services for children and youth across the Fraser Health region.
- Later in the summer, the Vancouver Charity Golf Tournament raised an additional $158,767 in support of the Surrey Hospitals Foundation and BC Cancer Foundation.
London hosted its tournament at The Oaks Golf & Country Club, raising $150,000 for Ronald McDonald House Charities Southwestern Ontario.
Ottawa brought partners and participants together at The Meadows Golf & Country Club, raising $275,000 for the Senators Community Foundation.

These achievements reflect the generosity, dedication, and community spirit of EllisDon employees, partners, sponsors, and volunteers. Their collective efforts continue to make a lasting difference in communities across Canada.