[Pat Quealey, Regional Vice President, Canadian Red Cross]
The Red Cross has seen, in the last 10 years, a significant increase in the number of extreme weather events.
[Melissa Fougere, Director, Emergency Management Alberta and Northwest Territories]
In times like this, the Canadian Red Cross can provide food, clothing, lodging.
[Roger Quick, Volunteer, Emergency Management Alberta and Northwest Territories]
We were on site to hand out clean-up kits for people to clean up the smoke damage.
[Navdeep Bains, Chief Corporate Affairs Officer, Rogers]
Rogers has a proud and long history with the Canadian Red Cross.
And when they need us the most, we want to make sure we step up and support the communities across this country.
[Pat Quealey]
Rogers has been amazing.
And through their pledge of $1,000,000 it’s really been able to mobilize our intentions for supporting communities in their immediate recovery.
At the end of the day, it’s people helping people, and Rogers exemplifies that humanitarian intention.