Community Commitment Program

Giving Back to Our Communities

Supporting Essential Community Programs
TULLOCH’s Community Commitment Program turns company growth into local support. Through donations, professional expertise, sponsorships, and volunteering, we support organizations that improve local programs, education, health care, social well-being, recreation, and culture.
Each year, TULLOCH contributes 10% of our profits to vital community initiatives and organizations.
Four Community Pillars
Local Communities
We partner with local organizations and governments on employee-supported initiatives that strengthen services, opportunities, and quality of life within our communities across generations.
Education
Through investments in educational institutions and STEM programs, we help develop the next generation of skilled technical professionals and bridge the gap between industry needs and future talent.
Health Care
Supporting local health care organizations allows us to help build healthy, thriving communities where employees, clients, neighbours, and their families can live, work, and access care close to home.
Christian Ministries
Guided by our founding Christian faith, we partner with ministries and organizations that promote ethical values, social welfare, and charitable efforts at the local, national, and international levels.
TULLOCH Together
Empowering Community Partners
TULLOCH works with community partners and local organizations to help build vibrant, resilient communities. We support initiatives that matter to both our communities and our team.
Local community groups we’ve supported include:
- The TriMuskokan
- Local Rotary Clubs
- Habitat for Humanity
- The Salvation Army
- United Way
- Sudbury Women’s Centre
- Hamilton Dream Centre
- Bruce Mines Agricultural Society
- Terry Fox Run
- Thessalon Community Days
Education initiatives we’ve sponsored include:
- Annual Educational Scholarships for Employees’ Dependents
- AOLS Education Foundation
- UNB Undergraduate Engineering Student Society
- National Geomatics Competition
- Algoma University
- Central Algoma Secondary School
- W. C. Eaket Secondary School
- Thessalon Public School
Healthcare causes we’ve helped include:
- TULLOCH Fights Cancer
- Canadian Cancer Society
- Sault Area Hospital Foundation
- Huntsville Hospital Foundation
- Ronald McDonald House Charities
- ARCH Hospice
- Hospice Huntsville
- North Bay Regional Health Centre Foundation
- West Parry Sound Health Centre Foundation
- Make-A-Wish Foundation
- Alzheimer Society
Christian ministries we’ve partnered with include:
- Muskoka Christian School
- Young Life Canada
- St. Patrick’s Church Building Fund
- Hope Awaits Ministries
- Camp Aush-Bik-Koong
- The Table Soup Kitchen
- Christine’s Place
- One Hope Canada

What Our Partners Are Saying
Building Stronger Communities Together
Strengthen Your Community With TULLOCH

How Requests are Reviewed
TULLOCH has always prioritized giving back to the communities where we work and live. As we continue to grow, we have streamlined the process for submitting, reviewing, and considering external requests through our Community Commitment Program.
Requests are evaluated based on:
- Alignment with one of TULLOCH’s Community Commitment Pillars
- Previous support of the initiative and how it will be used
- Registered charity status, where applicable
- Community impact and local relevance
- Potential staff volunteerism or involvement
Community Commitment Request Form
Please complete the form below with as much detail as possible. This helps our team understand your organization, the support being requested, and the potential impact of your initiative.
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Community Commitment FAQs
Requests can be submitted by nonprofit organizations, schools, service clubs, community groups, event organizers, faith-based organizations, health care groups, and other organizations seeking support for community-focused initiatives.
Yes. Organizations may submit more than one request per year. Repeat requests are considered in the context of previous support, annual giving priorities, and the nature of the initiative.
Requests should be submitted as early as possible, especially for events, sponsorship deadlines, or time-sensitive initiatives. Early submissions give TULLOCH more time to review the opportunity, ask follow-up questions, and respond before key dates.
All external requests should be submitted through the form so they can be reviewed consistently. Employees may still share internal context if they are connected to the initiative, especially when staff volunteerism or participation may strengthen the request.
No. TULLOCH receives many requests and may not be able to support every opportunity. Submission of a request does not guarantee approval, and response times may vary based on the request, event date, review process, and internal capacity.




