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In 2016, Richardson International donated $1.45 million to 72 community projects across Canada.
The funds were donated to a variety of community projects, including new splash parks and playgrounds, as well as upgraded emergency equipment and town halls.
Through the Richardson Foundation, Richardson donates over $1 million each year to various community projects and organizations throughout Canada.
If you know a community project that requires funding, please submit a detailed written proposal outlining the scope, budget, community support, funding and impact of the project for consideration to your local Richardson or Richardson Pioneer location.
Proposals are reviewed by the Board of Trustees of the Richardson Foundation, and are based on recommendations from these locations. The Board of Trustees meets three times a year.
Click here to read the full press release.
Click here for a complete list of projects funded in 2016.
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