For ALBI'S Heartfelt week, as part of Valentine's day, ALBI le Géant committed to donate 25$ per vehicle sold to the Heart and Stroke Foundation. In 2018, we had the pleasure of giving them $ 8725, dedicated to the fight against heart diseases and strokes that afflicts thousands of people every year.
The Canadian Tire Québec Jumpstart Foundation is dedicated to empowering children and families in need, enabling them to experience a holiday camp or participate in sports activities. It is with great pride that ALBI Kia supports this initiative, which has a major impact on the lives of hundreds of young Quebecers.
ALBI le Géant donated $5,000 to Tennis Québec, as part of the Placements Sports program. This government program funds Quebec sports federations in their efforts to support our athletes. Tennis Québec is one of those organizations that strives to make a difference in the lives of young people. Donations are essential for Tennis Québec, as well as for other organizations, whose purpose is to promote sports amongst young people. For each dollar donated, the government offers a matching donation that is calculated in relation to the total budget of the organization participating in the Placements Sports program.
Since 2009, ALBI Le Géant has been not only a proud supporter of Les Cobras de Terrebonne, but also a steadfast sponsor of the team! Congratulations to our Junior AAA players!
ALBI le Géant has long been associated with the Police Department of Mascouche in our support of the Pinocchio Expedition and the Children's Wish Foundation. The Pinocchio Expedition is an initiative in the des Moulins region to help children with multiple developmental delays, while the Children's Wish Foundation, well known to the general public, works to fulfill the dreams of sick children.
ALBI le Géant committed to providing $ 1,000,000 in financial assistance for the construction of the Desrosiers-Langlois Pavilion at the Pierre-LeGardeur hospital in Terrebonne, which offers services dedicated to children and families. The pavilion, now completed, is named after Mrs. Desrosiers, the mother of Mr. Denis Leclerc, as well as Mr. Éric Langlois, former sales manager for ALBI le Géant, who both lost battles against cancer.