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Garbage bags in hand, TIES staff were on hand alongside volunteers from RBC on Sept. 25th, cleaning up parts of the Northeast Calgary community of Whitehorn.
“This is one of three locations TIES calls home,” TIES CEO Sally Zhao said.
“We want to be good neighbours, and this is one way we can give back.”
TIES (The Immigrant Education Society) and RBC (Royal Bank of Canada) have been trusted partners for years. RBC has participated in a number of events helping newcomers adjust to their new home.
This litter cleanup is just the latest example of a strong partnership.
“We’re demonstrating our shared commitment to building stronger, healthier neighbourhoods where we live and work,” RBC Sr. Relationship Manager, Commercial Financial Services Petia Petrova-Lazo said.
RBC is taking their community commitment a step further — joining the TIES Climb Strong fundraiser as a community sponsor.
The event, which takes place Oct. 3rd, will see participants climb the 802 steps of the Calgary Tower. Money raised will go to help TIES clients access certain non-funded programs and services.
Petrova-Lazo said RBC takes pride in supporting the “important work” that local organizations do every single day.
“Events like Climb Strong allow RBC employees to participate actively in causes they care about and see the tangible impact of community support, fostering a stronger culture of giving and civic engagement,” she added.
“We are so grateful for the support from our partners,” Zhao added.
“As we see various areas of funding scaled back, we need to be able to continue to help vulnerable people in our communities.”
RBC is known for its commitment to environmental sustainability and investment in the future of the planet.
The partnership between the financial leader and TIES resulted in bags and bags full of litter picked up!
Thank you to everyone who participated in cleaning up our community!
More information:
https://www.immigrant-education.ca/get-involved/ties-climb-strong
https://www.rbc.com/our-company/purpose-vision-and-values/community-social-impact.html
Media RSVP, Interviews & Inquiries:
Tomasia DaSilva
Media and Relationship Strategist
Email: tomasiadasilva@immigrant-education.ca
Phone: 403-291-0002
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