Greetings all,
WOW - September is here and the Labour Day weekend is upon us. I want to wish everyone a happy and safe weekend as we wrap up the summer with our family and friends. Remember “Today is brought to you by last night’s choices, Here’s to making responsible ones! Cheers, CaroleB
On August 28th, I had the opportunity to volunteer at the Molson Coors Toronto Brewery annual golf tournament. As always, I love to volunteer at brewery events to see familiar faces and meet so many other great Molson Coors employees. While I was over at the Molson Coors Pub, I gave plant workers a demonstration of how to use Yammer – a tool we’re using globally to help employees communicate about all things Molson Coors. The response was awesome, it’s great to see how enthusiastic 1 Carlingview is to “join the conversation.”
The purpose behind the tournament was two-fold: to get employees together and to raise money for the Sick Kids Hospital…and they did just that, by successfully raising a whopping $32,000 and approximately $4,000 from raffle tickets!
The day began with a quick BBQ at the Molson Coors Pub and then all the golfers headed over to the Woodbine Golf Course. Briefly before teeing off, the cheque for the Sick Kids Hospital was presented by Brewery Manager Benoit Maillette, Social Club Committee President John Medeiros, and Brewery Site Service Manager Dave Kennedy to Lee Nichols who joined the tournament on behalf of Sick Kids Hospital. The day ended back at the Molson Coors Pub, where there was live entertainment and another BBQ.
Last year, the Toronto Brewery Golf Tournament raised just under $14,000 for Sick Kids within two weeks time. This year’s tournament included several more meetings and time to raise even more money for the cause.
“The 2010 Toronto Brewery Golf Tournament was a huge success for a worthy cause. Hopefully we can continue to host these fundraisers and raise more money each year.” said John Medeiros, President of the Social Club Committee.
Cheers to the Social Club Committee for doing such an awesome job with the tourney!
John Medeiros, President of the Toronto Brewery Social Club Committee and I before the big game!
MacDonald Island Park’s, Miskanaw Golf Course underwent some extensive re-development. This 18 hole course on 240 acres of grass green is the heart of exceptional recreational, social, cultural experiences and corporate opportunities within the Wood Buffalo Region of Northern Alberta. Located in Fort McMurray, the heartland of the Northern Alberta’s oil sand projects, MacDonald Island Park offers community and recreational experiences that is second to none.
Cheque Presentation
From L to R, we have Robyn Hall, Rob McGregor (Director of Golf – MacDonald Island Park Corporation), Matt Komant and Jason Mehler (Molson Coors Sales Reps) and Alyssa Pike
This expanded state of the art facility is expected to encompass many unique features, including a wide range of sporting and recreational facilities.
Here’s to Active Lifestyles!!!
Cheers
sagree
Molson Coors donates $10 000.00 toward the Star City Arena Geothermal project. The project will see a geothermal heating system installed in the rink enabling the creation of artifical ice. This will allow the arena to continue to provide the much needed ice time to the town’s residents and to the residents of the surrounding areas, thereby encouraging greater participation in winter ice sports.
Mike Tate, Molson Coors Sales Manager, Saskatchewan (middle) and Mark Sikorski, Molson Coors Sales Rep (right) present a donation cheque to Barry Petrie, Star City Arena fund raising committee member.
Molson Coors …proud to play our part!
Cheers…sagree
Le lundi 14 juin dernier, lors du tournoi de golf du Rendez-vous des Ex (ex employés Molson et O’Keefe), messieurs Michel Fuller, président du comité, et Pierre Villeneuve, membre du comité, ont remis un chèque de 4 000 $ à Marjolaine Deslauriers pour la campagne Centraide des employés Molson Coors. Sincères remerciements aux organisateurs du tournoi de golf Rendez-vous des Ex!
