EFC Partnership with Habitat for Humanity Canada: an Opportunity for All Members

EFC Partnership with Habitat for Humanity Canada: an Opportunity for All Members

October 31, 2016

Electro-Federation Canada and its new national charitable partner, Habitat for Humanity Canada, have created a “Power to Build Campaign” partnership.

Russ Morgan (IPEX) will chair this initiative, supported by Frank Dunnigan (Techspan) as Vice Chair, and John Jefkins, EFC. 

While program details unfold in the coming weeks, EFC has a great opportunity for member firms to help Habitat today. As you enter your year-end inventory cycles, the Habitat for Humanity Canada ReStore program is ready and willing to accept your excess inventory and turn it into a charitable contribution. 

Whether you have end-of-line, discontinued or incorrectly ordered products, contact Stephanie Ashton-Smith at sashtonsmith@habitat.ca or 647-620-3279 to make a donation or for more information.

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