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Corporate Contributions in Canada – Western Canada2006 Community Grants ProgramThe Community Grants Program provides Dow with an opportunity to fund projects that have a significant impact in the community, but may not be eligible to receive contributions support through Dow's regular community investment program. The program encourages local organizations and non-profit groups to submit funding proposals for community-based projects and initiatives that promote long-term sustainability. The application deadline for Fort Saskatchewan proposals is April 30, 2006. The deadline for Prentiss is April 14, 2006. A committee comprised of Dow personnel and community representatives will review the proposals and select successful projects and organizations by end of June. Fort Saskatchewan Program InformationProgram Overview (804KB PDF) For more information about the Fort Saskatchewan program, please contact Carolyn Schultz at 780-998-8028 or by e-mail. Prentiss Program InformationProgram Overview (812KB PDF) For more information about the Prentiss program, please contact Trish Ritthaler at 403-885-7241 or by e-mail. Habitat for HumanityDow Canada and volunteer employees have been working with Habitat for Humanity since 1990. In 2004, Dow employees in Fort Saskatchewan helped to build a home in Edmonton, Alberta donating time, energy and STYROFOAM* brand insulation. Dow is building hope for the future by supporting Habitat for Humanity's goal of building100,000 homes for those in need by the end of the century.
Urban ForestThrough a four-year, $40,000 contribution, Dow is helping to keep the City of Fort Saskatchewan's highway corridor green as a partner in the Urban Forest Project. The Urban Forest Project has a vision of planting 200,000 trees and shrubs along the city's highway buffer over the next 20 years. The project began in 2003, and Dow has been a partner since its inception. On May 7, 2005, Dow employees and community volunteers worked together to plant hundreds of trees and shrubs to make the Fort a greener place for everyone to live, work and play. |
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