The Sony Canada Charitable Foundation
The Sony Canada Charitable Foundation (SCCF) is a non-profit organization devoted to the betterment of children, the environment and the community. Through funding from Sony of Canada Ltd. and fundraising activities involving employees, dealers, suppliers and customers, the SCCF supports three key charities; the Make-A-Wish Canada, the United Way of Canada and EarthDay and ECOKIDS program. The SCCF also provides an employee donation matching program for Sony Canada employees. Some of the notable charities that SCCF has been actively supporting include:
Make-A-Wish Canada
The SCCF provides electronic products in support of all related requests made of Make-A-Wish by children across Canada with life threatening illnesses. Sony has made more than 130 wishes come true for children across Canada.
United Way of Canada
The SCCF supports the United Way, by employee fundraising activities and by matching all employee donations through a payroll deduction program.
EarthDay and Eco Kids Program
The SCCF supports the environmental education program which promotes participation and student engagement in local environmental initiatives.
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