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ATCO Electric employees continue to give
from the heart, and our 2009 campaign totals prove it.
Employees personally
selected registered charitable organizations and had their
contributions matched to
support their communities.
Through an ATCO
fund-matching program, ATCO increases the overall financial impact.
Across the ATCO Group of companies, employees pledged
$2.97 million to more than 500 charitable organizations in 2009.
Top 15 Employee
Charities:
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Alberta Cancer
Society
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Stollery Children's
Hospital Foundation
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Edmonton City
Church Corporation
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Heart
and Stroke Foundation of Alberta
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Canadian Cancer
Society
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Catholic Social
Services
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The
Mustard Seed Street Church
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Hope Mission
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Alberta Shock Trauma Air Rescue Society (STARS)
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Multiple Sclerosis
Society of Canada (Alberta Chapter)
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United Way
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Children's Wish Foundation of Canada
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Youth Emergency
Shelter Society of Edmonton
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Alberta Lung
Association
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Canadian Diabetes Association
To qualify for the
ATCO EPIC company match, the chosen charity must:
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be human health &
social related
and be registered with
the Canada Revenue Agency
Visit
www.cra-arc.gc.ca/tax/charities/menu-e.html to view the list of
registered Canadian charities or call toll-free 1-800-267-2384.
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offer services to
all community members in a geographic area
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have a mandate
consistent with ATCO’s corporate donation guidelines
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Our Time to Give
program
is designed to increase the impact of our employees who volunteer in
their communities.
Time to Give
is one way we support our staff who give their time to improve the
quality of life in their community.
Time to Give is
similar to the charitable-giving program, however instead of rewarding
employee financial contributions, it rewards employee efforts.
The mechanics of the
program are simple: employees who have volunteered 50 hours or more in
the past year in their community are eligible for a $150 donation to
the registered charity of their choice.
Through the Time to Give program,
ATCO Electric and its employees directed $29,550 to charities in 2009,
based on 26,804 hours of registered volunteering.
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