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Potential recipients must meet the following criteria:
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Be a federally registered charity |
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Address issues that are relevant to Labatt's strategic areas of focus – young adult-related, Stakeholder-related, and/or Community development-related issues |
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Provide services/activities without regard to race, religion, creed, gender, or sexual orientation |
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Demonstrate a compelling community need that does not duplicate existing services, facilities, or resources |
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Provide a plan and budget indicating current sources and uses of funds, including those being requested |
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Provide annual audited financial statements |
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Demonstrate opportunities for Labatt employees to be involved as advisors or volunteers |
Factors that may influence the company's community investment decisions include:
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Relevance of the organization or project to the business and strategic interests of Labatt |
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Extent to which the organization or project reinforces the Labatt corporate values of consumer first, quality, teamwork, and innovation. |
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Status of Labatt's business involvement in the community |
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Past or current involvement of employees with the grant-seeking organization |
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Extent to which Labatt resources and capabilities can be used to address the needs of the organization or project |
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Demonstrated history of community and other corporate support |
How does a registered charitable organization apply for support from Labatt Breweries?
All requests must be submitted through our on-line request form and must include your charitable registration number.
If you have read the above and are confident that your request meets the Labatt Investment Policy and Guidelines please continue by filling in our on-line request form.
Click here to submit a request.
Labatt Employee Matching
Gift Program
The Labatt Employee Matching Gift Program was established in honour of retired Labatt president, Peter Hardy. The program allows for gifts from employees and retirees in Canada to registered Canadian charities and non-profit organizations to be matched by the company on a dollar-for-dollar basis. The company will match two gifts per employee per calendar year. The minimum amount applicable is $50 and the maximum amount matched by the company is $2,000.
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