TBT Engineering is a proud sponsor of the Lake Helen Junior Braves Atom hockey team. The Jr. Braves Atom team recently travelled to Mississauga,ON to participate in the Little Native Hockey League -LNHL Tournament!
Since its inception in 1971, the LNHL tournament has been a huge success resulting in a very position experience for Ontario First Nation children, youth and communities.
TBT Engineering joined St. Jude School’s gr. 4 class for Take Back the Kitchen, a 5 week program for gr. 4 – 6 students at St. Jude School provided through @OurKidsCountTB aimed at teaching healthy meal options and kitchen essentials! We are proud to sponsor this great program.
TBT Engineering’s employee-driven Annual Golf Tournament Fundraiser was a resounding success this year. This year’s event drew in a record attendance of over 100 golfers and the total raised for the Children’s Centre Foundation of Thunder Bay was $6,635.75 We would just like to say a big THANK YOU to all those who donated prizes and all the golfers in attendance. A great event once again!
The Nature Conservancy of Canada announced on March 29, 2017 that TBT Engineering Limited played an important role through a matched sponsorship in order to assist the Conservancy in achieving their goal of acquiring 2,500 acres of pristine land on the far north shores of Big Trout Bay for the purpose of preserving this piece of Canada’s wilderness for future generations. In addition to TBT Engineering, other contributors included the City of Thunder Bay, the Government of Canada, and several generous donors on both sides of our border.
The Nature Conservancy of Canada (NCC) mandate is to create a legacy for future generations by conserving important natural areas and biological diversity across all regions of Canada. To find out more about how you can get involved, or to donate, please visit NCC
On Thursday March 30, 2017 TBT Engineering helped support Special Olympics in our region by making a $500 donation to the accessibility of new sporting equipment for Special Olympic athletes in Thunder Bay / Area. The Law Enforcement Torch Run (LETR) fundraiser which brought in over $4,000 in sponsorships for local athletes culminated with an exciting basketball game between the Superior Collegiate Gryphons and the Thunder Bay Police in front of a capacity crowd.
For more information, or to find out how you can support the LETR please go to Law Enforcement Torch Run
It started off as a small idea; and from there it just kept on growing…
If you haven’t already heard of Roots to Harvest… they are an incorporated, not-for-profit organization based in Thunder Bay, Ontario.
Their Mission is to provide transformative educational opportunities for youth to engage with local agriculture and cultivate healthy communities. Their vision is of a future where youth are leaders, connecting a diverse community and cultivating food that’s healthy and accessible.
TBT Engineering (TBTE) has been a proud Supporter of Roots to Harvest for over five years and believes in what the Organization is trying to accomplish through it’s annual garden program. In 2015, TBT Engineering also took part in our first ever Matterhorn Madness (Run up Mt. Baldy), with proceeds raised from the event going to support Roots to Harvest!
We look forward to continuing our support for this wonderful program which not only enriches our community but also enriches learning!
For the latest information on Roots to Harvest, or to find out how you or your organization can get involved, visit the link below:
TBT Engineering is excited to announce our commitment to Sponsor the Northern Ontario First Nations Environmental Conference (NOFNEC) for $5,000.
We hope through this Rushing Waterfall Sponsorship, TBT can continue to develop and nurture its growing relationship with First Nations Environmental Professionals, as well as Government, and our Partners throughout Northern Ontario.
For more information about NOFNEC, please visit the link below:
Northern Ontario First Nations Conference
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