Fundraise

Support families of workplace tragedy

You can help bring hope and healing to families dealing with the grief of a workplace fatality, serious injury or occupational disease – any way you like!

A fun way to do this is to plan an event and donate your proceeds to Threads of Life!

Giant cheque presentationWhether you’re one person, or part of a big company, you can help by raising money for Threads of Life’s programs and services.

There are many ideas to choose from. For example:

  • Host an event like a golf tournament, barbecue or safety awards night;
  • Organize a raffle, an auction or 50/50 draw;
  • Have a dinner or gathering and instead of gifts ask guests to make a donation to Threads of Life;
  • Walk with us! Register for a Steps for Life walk in your community, or walk your way;
  • Demonstrate your leadership by naming Threads of Life as your “charity of choice”;
  • Hold a dress-down day, or other employee incentive to drop a dollar into a collection jar (we even have a “Making Cents of Safety” label for your jar; or
  • use your imagination to come up with your own fundraiser.

Whether you’re organizing a charity golf tournament or collecting loonies for casual day, the money you raise will help to continue Threads of Life programs for the families we serve. When done, simply collect the funds raised together and send us a cheque – it’s as easy as that! Plus, don’t forget to share the photos of your event with us!

When planning your event…

Set your sights high. If you’re considering a fundraiser and would like to support families affected by workplace tragedy, we’d love to help you by:

  • Offering our event planning advice and expertise
  • Helping to promote your event
  • Providing materials

Please see our Event Planning Guidelines for further details. 

Need more information?

Contact your development coordinator!

 

Western Canada (BC, AB, SK, MB, NT, YT)
Shari Hinz
[email protected]

Central Canada (ON, NU) 
Lorna Catrambone
[email protected]

Atlantic Canada & Quebec (NS, NB, NL, PE & QC)
Lorna Catrambone
[email protected]

Are you looking to help families after a workplace tragedy? Contact us today to find out how you can help!

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