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Last Year to Take Advantage of the Molson Barrie Community Fund!

January 22nd, 2009 • Related • Filed Under
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If you live, work or operate a business in Barrie, Ontario you have a great opportunity to improve your city!

This is the final year of a 10 year, 2 million dollar investment by Molson, to help finance improvements in the community where they once operated a plant. Past ventures include financial assistance for projects affecting the local environment, parks, sports, arts and healthcare.

A whopping $200,000 is currently available for your community improvement ideas, take a look at the program criteria, consider the types of projects funded and submit your application. Contact Tonia Hammer (Molson’s awesome Community Relations Rep) by email: tonia.hammer@molson.com or catch up with her on Twitter: ToniaHammer to ask questions. Applications must be submitted by February 15, 2009.

Molson also operates the Donation Fund which is available to all communities across Canada. The company donates 1% of it’s pre-tax profits to this fund – a philanthropic reason to enjoy your beer!

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  1. Comment by Cyndie De Silva on 12 July 2009:

    I am writing to inquire if ther are any more opportunities as I own a small business as a self publisehd children’s author.

    Thank You,

    Cyndie De Silva

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