At Tbaytel, it is our responsibility to invest in the people, innovation, events and initiatives that build strong, healthy and more vibrant communities. That’s exactly why we choose to support events and initiatives in any way we can. It’s our way of being a good neighbour and giving back to the community that supports us.
Thank you Northern Ontario, for everything you do.
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Eleanor Drury Children’s Theatre
The Eleanor Drury Children’s Theatre (EDCT) is a charitable organization that makes children’s theatre accessible for our entire community. The welcoming and nurturing environment of EDCT encourages youth ages 6-18 to develop a variety of skills as they learn to stage incredible performances. From script writing, to acting, dancing, singing, set and costume design, the participants grow together in a safe and inclusive environment, creating a production they are proud to share with their audiences.
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Hospice Northwest
Community Sponsorships
Hospice Northwest is a volunteer non-profit organization dedicated to providing compassionate support and resources to clients and their loved ones. Hospice Northwest “helps make every moment matter” by offering comfort, support and a sense of connection to families and clients who are dealing with a life limiting illness or struggling with grief. The Board, staff and volunteers of Hospice Northwest all believe “how we die matters”.
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Alzheimer Society of Thunder Bay
Community Sponsorships
Last year, the Alzheimer Society of Thunder Bay provided support to 560 families. They couldn't do it without their amazing and dedicated staff members like Margie, who empowers others to find joy in their lives despite their challenges. Tbaytel is proud to support the Alzheimer Society of Thunder Bay.
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George Jeffrey Children’s Centre
Community Sponsorships
George Jeffrey Children's Centre offers programs and services that meet the physical, development and social needs of Northwestern Ontario children of all ages and abilities. Their dedicated and caring professionals acknowledge and respect each family's uniqueness and seek their advice and guidance to help children reach their potential. Tbaytel has had a close, caring connection with George Jeffrey, supporting events like the Soapbox Races, Hometown Heroes Children’s Charity Golf Classic, and the annual Parade of Lights, all of which help kids get the services and programs they need to thrive.
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Leadership
Thunder BayCommunity Sponsorships
Leadership Thunder Bay was developed in 2003 to encourage our community to think about the future. With the help of local organizations such as Tbaytel, Leadership Thunder Bay's eight month program helps to encourage participants to challenge themselves and the current thinking surrounding issues facing Thunder Bay.
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Our Kids Count
Community Sponsorships
Many Thunder Bay residents don’t realize that Our Kids Count (OKC) is a homegrown solution designed to help bridge gaps in services that local families need to flourish and grow. This non-profit community development organization is now celebrating 21 years of offering innovative family programming thanks to the assistance of local companies – like Tbaytel – who believe that strong communities start with strong families and connected neighbourhoods.
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Zone Watch
Community Sponsorships
Chantal is a gal on the go. Immediately after graduating from the Police Foundations program at Confederation College, Chantal looked for opportunities to interact with the community. Now her plate is full: in addition to chairing the Thunder Bay Crime Prevention Council Education Working Group, providing a student perspective to the Police Foundations Program Advisory Committee, and participating in the Thunder Bay Public Library’s Readers are Leaders program; Chantal is an active member of the Thunder Bay Police Service Zone Watch program.
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Can-Am Police
Fire GamesCommunity Sponsorships
Tbaytel invests in people and organizations to build strong and healthy communities. That’s why Tbaytel is proud to be the presenting sponsor of the Can-Am Police-Fire Games, an event taking place in Thunder Bay this summer that promotes physical fitness and camaraderie among emergency and protective services.
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Lakehead Public
SchoolsStrategic Partnerships
Early schooling years for the Bourgeois family consisted of “paper and pen” learning, but today Becky’s youngest, Sierra in SK, is motivated when her teacher uses an app to share her work with mom and dad. And son Wyatt’s Grade 2 class works with an app that lets students post to their own digital classroom...