Donation made on behalf of the employees at Terra Nova Truss, being presented to the Kingston Humane. L-R are Julie Jéan, Administrative Team - Kyle Geldart, Accounting Dept. - with Nicole Marshall Administrative Director with The Kingston Humane Society.

Boys and Girls Clubs programs foster self-esteem, social engagement, academic success, inclusion, acceptance, respect for self and others, and connection to community—all of which are key elements of bullying prevention. Boys and Girls Clubs proudly participate in Pink Shirt Day because it promotes awareness, understanding and openness about bullying and a shared commitment to a solution.

Almost Home provides a place of comfort and respite for families whose children are receiving medical treatment in Kingston area hospitals. Doctors, nurses, therapists and other staff provide intensive medical care for children in hospital. Parents and siblings who stay at Almost Home are able to provide the emotional support and love which are equally essential.

Jenifer Hughson, Administrative Team, with Leslie Myles, Fund Development Manager with Almost Home.

Cycling Without Age are a not-for-profit organization. We give our older citizens a chance to feel the wind in their hair.

The Canadian Home Builders' Association (CHBA) has been "the voice of Canada's residential construction industry." Representing one of the largest industry sectors in Canada, our membership is made up of over 8,500 companies – including home builders, renovators, land developers, trade contractors, product and material manufacturers, building product suppliers, lending institutions, insurance providers, and service professionals.

Canadian wood products industry through a national federation of associations. The Canadian Wood Council provides technical and knowledge transfer services relating to Building Codes, Standards and Regulations.

The Kingston Home Builders Association represents Kingston’s residential home building industry. Our members are “Building a Better Kingston” by promoting Innovative, Professional, Safe, & Environmentally Responsible Building Practices.

The Ontario Home Builders’ Association (OHBA) is the voice of the residential construction industry in Ontario, representing 4,000 member companies organized into 29 local associations across the province.

OSWA promotes the benefits of Structural Wood Products for use in construction throughout Ontario, facilitated through an exchange of information with municipal building departments, design professionals and related construction stakeholders.