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Please see these exciting projects:
Golden Horseshoe Marathon
Look Good, Feel Better
Hamilton Bulldogs Youth Fund
Rogers Video Children's Charitable Fund
Los Angeles Team Mentoring
Road to Athens.ca
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ATS embodies a vibrant entrepreneurial spirit, centered in the Canadian way of life, family oriented and ethically responsible.
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Wheelchair Athletes Ride from Niagara Falls to Queen’s Park in support of Spinal Cord Research.
The whole team celebrates a great ride in front of the legislature buildings at Queen’s Park in Toronto.
On Saturday, September 8th a small band of wheelchair athletes set out on a major journey, a major journey in the hopes of finding a cure for spinal cord injuries. Their final destination, reached on Wednesday the 12th: Queen’s Park in Toronto. Through the 5 days would come rain, exhaustion (and exhaust) cheering fans and many dubious lane changes. That’s 212 kilometers. ATS Healthcare Solutions helped the sponsors of the 2007 Golden Horseshoe (Wheelchair) Marathon by picking up wheelchairs, storing them and finally on the last day being a real and visible part of the finale. Thanks on our team go to ATS National Safety and Compliance Manager, organizers from both ATS Hamilton and ATS Toronto but especially to our ATS drivers for their willing support.
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LOOK GOOD FEEL BETTER – ‘Nothing can take your beauty away, not even cancer.’
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Look Good Feel Better® is a national, non-profit program committed to empowering women to take control of the appearance related effects of cancer and its treatment. This unique program was founded, and is supported primarily by, the member companies of the Canadian Cosmetic, Toiletry and Fragrance Association, as well as through various external sponsorships. The heart of the program is a free 2-hour hands-on workshop (Signature 12-Step Program), complete with a valuable complimentary cosmetic and personal care kit. At the workshop women with cancer learn simple cosmetic techniques, hair alternatives, nail and skin care and cosmetic hygiene, to help them manage the appearance related effects of cancer and its treatment. The workshops are led by a total base of 1800 volunteers, all of who are industry trained cosmetic advisors, and hair alternatives specialists, that generously donate their time and expertise. Since its inception, Look Good Feel Better has delivered the workshop to over 60,000 women.
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ATS supports Look Good Feel Better by generously donating $25,000 in transportation services every year. ATS is also the sole transportation provider of the workshop cosmetic and personal care kits, which are delivered to the 100 hospital and cancer care facilities across Canada every year, and are vital to the success of the program. ATS is proud to be a continued supporter of Look Good Feel Better.
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Hamilton Bulldogs
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The Mission of the Hamilton Bulldogs Youth Fund/Foundation is to enrich the lives of children and youth in the Greater Hamilton Area through the charitable assignment of tickets, merchandise, cash donations and gifts in kind. In this manner, the team helps promote the creation of interactive programs involving education, physical fitness and personal well-being. |
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Annual ATS – Scott Batenchuck Partners Contest results in donations through the Hamilton Bulldogs Youth Fund to the Canadian Red Cross.
Pictured are Joseph Schlett, Senior Partner SBPartners (right) and ATS President Bob Brogan (left).
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Make-A-Wish Foundation
ATS helps support The Rogers Video Children’s Charitable Fund. The fund was established in 2003, with a mission to support childrens’ charities across Canada. One of these is the
Make-A-Wish Foundation. |
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Los Angeles Team Mentoring
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ATS supports the Los Angeles Team Mentoring effort each year. LATM’s TEAMWORKS program is an innovative after-school mentoring program serving middle school students growing up in inner-city neighbourhoods of Los Angeles and elsewhere. |
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Roadtoathens.ca
During the summer of 2004 ATS sponsored 3 Canadian athletes on their journey to the Summer Olympic Games. As the athletes competed for their places at the Games each wrote journals that were quickly mounted on a new ATS web site at roadtoathens.ca
Joanne Malar, one of the most decorated of all female Canadian athletes at the Pan American Games, stepped out of retirement to compete for her fourth Olympics.
Photo: Nick Wilson/Allsport 12 September 1998: Joanne Malar of Canada with the Gold medal in the Womens 400M Medley at the Commonwealth Games in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. |
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Photo: Bernard Brault |
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Alex Despatie won a silver medal for Canada in the Men’s 3M Springboard, one of the highlights of the Games.
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Seamus McGrath finished 9th overall in the greulling Mountain Bike event in the final days of the Games. |
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| Photo: Chris Milliman Photography |
Click to the final edition of roadtoathens.ca
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