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Community Involvement
At R.W. Tomlinson we build.
 
We build roads, shopping centers, schools, hospitals, airports and environmental solutions into our infrastructure. But more importantly we build what is at the heart of communities.
 
As active participants in the life of the local communities in which we operate, we generate economic growth, create jobs, provide training and support recreational, environmental and community services. Our focus, on programs that stimulate community development improve the quality of life for the local community and our employees residing there.
 
We are active supporters of community associations and minor league sports teams; we strive to make a difference in the communities in which we operate. We believe that both corporate and employee participation in our local communities are great ways to be involved. Whether it is coaching a minor hockey team or sponsoring a soccer club, the employees and management of R.W. Tomlinson Limited enjoy seeing our youth benefit both physically and mentally from organized sports. Our activities are meant to benefit the families’ who live within these communities, including our employees who reside there.
 
Building communities is what we do.
 
 
 
Highlighting our community involvement
 
“Renewing the Vision”
R. W. Tomlinson Limited has made a $25,000 commitment over the next five years to the Winchester District Hospital in support of their $15 million, “Renewing the Vision Campaign”. In order to continue to deliver quality health care, the Hospital is renovating existing facilities and undertaking new construction of an additional 50,000 square feet.
 
SNCA RiverWatch Program
The South Nation Conservation Authority (SNCA) recently unveiled the R.W. Tomlinson Limited contribution of $25,000, towards water quality monitoring. The initial contribution of $10,000 was unveiled at a ceremony held at Andy Shield Park, in Greely, as part of, World Water Monitoring Day.
 
The contribution will permit the purchase of RiverWatch program kits, used by the South Nation Conservation volunteers, to test water quality. Further, our contribution will support other important programs undertaken by the Conservation Authority.
 
“The Tomlinson gift is very timely”, said Claude Cousineau, chairman of the SNCA board of directors, “Tomlinson has demonstrated that it ranks among our best corporate citizens.”
 
Village of Lanark
R.W. Tomlinson Limited has contributed $15,000 toward a $40,000 study to prepare a master plan and concept design for the village of Lanark. The Economic Development Committee of Lanark Highlands is hoping the funding provided by Tomlinson’s, along with OMYA (Canada) Inc. will provide leverage to get additional funding from the provincial government.
 
The Tradition Continues
R.W. Tomlinson Limited continues support of the Rideau Valley Conservation Foundation with a $5,000 contribution. This donation will provide incentive grants to landowners, making environmentally friendly improvements to their rural shorelines including, fencing cattle away from streams, improving hazardous materials storage facilities and repairing or replacing of faulty septic systems. In the past, gifts have been instrumental in acquiring several properties for public use, throughout the watershed. Mary Bryden, Foundation Chair, says, “Tomlinson is one of our key partners in environmental protection efforts”.
 
Le City Colligiate
R.W. Tomlinson has made a commitment of $25,000 to “Conseil des ecoles catholiques de langue francaise du Centre-Est”, as part of a fundraising campaign for the construction of a new Vocational and Technical High School. The school will specialize in the fields related to construction trades and technological innovation.
 
Osgoode Care Centre
R.W. Tomlinson Limited donated $50,000 to the Township of Osgoode Care Centre (TOCC). Board chair Ann Velthuis was pleased to announce the single largest contribution to date, in their drive to raise $1.5 million in support of the 30-bed expansion. The gift will help cover rising construction costs and unanticipated requirements for on-site facilities, such as a storm water management systems.
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