The RCNBF pledges annual support for the Canadian Veterans Service Dog Unit (CVSDU)
Veterans living with PTSD and service-related injuries face unique challenges, and research continues to highlight the life-changing impact of service dogs on their well-being. Veterans Affairs Canada funded a pilot study, conducted from the beginning of 2015 and running until 2017, to evaluate the effectiveness of service dogs for veterans with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder […]
PCL Construction Supports the RCNBF at the Ottawa Senators CAF Appreciation Night
On January 30, 2025, we had the incredible opportunity to attend the Ottawa SenatorsCAF Appreciation Night, a special event dedicated to honoring the sacrifices anddedication of Canada’s military community. Thanks to the generosity of PCL Construction, we hosted donors, supporters, and a fewnew faces in their corporate suite at the Canadian Tire Centre. This event […]
Thank You to Pilypaitis Wealth Management Group
We extend our heartfelt gratitude to Pilypaitis Wealth Management Group for their incredible generosity this GivingTuesday. By matching the first $5,000 in donations, they inspired our community to give, helping us reach an outstanding total of over $16,000. Your support makes a profound difference, and we are so grateful for your commitment to our cause. […]
The RCNBF Contributes $10,000 to The Pepper Pod to Help Construct the EmpowHER Outdoor Classroom
The RCNBF contributed $10,000 to The Pepper Pod to help with the construction of the EmpowHER Outdoor Classroom to Support Women & Activities. Based in Chelsea, Quebec, The Pepper Pod is a nonprofit organization that supports women in the Canadian veteran community—including women veterans, soon-to-be veterans, and spouses of veterans. Founded by Sandra Perron, Canada’s […]
$5,000 Contributed to Halifax & Region MFRC to Help Start a Food Pantry for Military and Veteran Families
In 2023, individuals living in food-insecure households in Nova Scotia jumped as highas 28.9% – the highest in all of Canada. Once known as an affordable place to live, Halifax has become one of the mostexpensive in Canada due primarily housing shortages and the cost of food and fuel. Because of this, just like everyone else, […]