RBC Royal Bank (Thunder Bay) has been an ongoing supporter of the United Way of Thunder Bay in our community and beyond with our Corporate Leadership, Event Sponsorship and with Employee Giving. Our collective ambition is part of our culture to give back and help our community thrive.
Thunder Bay and District Labour Council (TBDLC) is an affiliate of the Canadian Labour Congress. We support access to free feminine hygiene products to anyone that needs them. It’s about equality, equity and justice for women and girls.
We are a community of women supporting women. Our motto is “you always give if you have something to give”, and in this case, we want to help be a part of a solution to a challenge that all women face.
Every year, members of the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) – North West Region gear up to support the United Way of Thunder Bay through a variety of fundraising campaigns and initiatives that aid in supporting those in our communities.
Tisha Duncan is an exemplary young leader, peer mentor, and role model with the Regional Multicultural Youth Council (RMYC).
When Bryan Tucker saw inmates struggling with substance use, he helped form a weekly Men’s Addiction Support Group where he facilitates and, as a person in recovery, shares as a participant.
Hospice Northwest asked the community to share their grief experiences by taking a photo that shows what grief looks like to them. These images, together with a brief story page, created A Personal Lens on Grief, a month-long exhibit at the Thunder Bay Art Gallery.
