Community Excellence Award Winners – 2022 Campaign

Welcome to the United Way Award
Presented to workplaces that have introduced themselves to The United Way this year with vitality, excitement and achieved excellent results.

• ProcedureFlow
• Bone Physiotherapy & Wellness
• Project Group Ltd
• Hub International

Top Five Employee Giving
The following organizations were recognized for being the 5 workplaces that raised the most money in 2022 through employee giving and special events.

• TD Bank Group $114,254
• NB Power Point – Lepreau, Coleson Cove, Efficiency Services & Members of IBEW Local 37 $48,732
• City of Saint John – Cupe Local 18, Cupe Local 486, Saint John Police Union, IAFF Local 771, And Management & Non-Unionized Employees $48,178
• Canada Revenue Agency/Agence Du Revenu Du Canada $45,519
• JD Irving Limited $44,275

Top Five Corporate Giving
The following organizations were recognized for giving the top five corporate donations to the United Way in 2022.

• Saint John Energy over $70,000
• TD Bank Group over $50,000
• Stewart McKelvey over $29,000
• Crosby’s Molasses $26,500
• Royal Bank $18,540

Quantum Leap Award
Presented to the organization that experienced exceptional growth in their 2022 campaign.

• Port Saint John (over 1000% growth!)
• NB Dept of Transportation (400% growth)
• Xerox Canada (over 250% growth)
• Stewart McKelvey (almost 200% growth)
• WorkSafe NB 92%
• The Shaw Group/Prestige Homes 107%

Everyday Hero Award
Presented to the workplace that has the most “Everyday Heroes”. An “Everyday Hero” gives $1 or more per day for a year.

• IAFF LOCAL 771 – SAINT JOHN FIREFIGHTERS

100% Giving Award
Presented to a workplace that has 100% employee giving to the United Way campaign.

• Liberty Utilities

Cornerstone Award
Presented to the workplace that has made a substantial contribution to the United Way over the past 15 years.

• NB Power Point – Lepreau, Coleson Cove, Efficiency Services & Members of IBEW Local 37

 Valued Community Partner Award
Presented to an organization that supported the United way through an innovative partnership or sponsorship.

• Area 506
• Emera
• Keller Williams Capital Realty
• Cox & Palmer
• The Ginger Agency
• Medavie Foundation

Outstanding Campaign Volunteer Award
Presented to the ECCs who used their creativity, enthusiasm, and leadership to run an inspirational campaign.

1. Ginny Hourihan (Bayview Credit Union)
2. Shannon McLaughlin (Cox & Palmer)
3. Karl McCarthy (BMO)
4. Debbie McLeod (Social Development)
5. Gord McNamee (Wyndham)
6. Trudy Atherton-Hall (EUB)
7. Janice Halassy (Emera)
8. Tracy Kilpatrick (Irving Paper)
9. Derek Ross (Saint John Fire)
10. Tracy Duffy (Stewart McKelvey)
11. Wanda-Lee Pardy (TD Insurance)
12. Chisom Ezeh (Port Saint John)
13. Andrew Dykeman (NB Power – PLNGS)
14. Patti Breaker (NB Power – PLNGS)
15. Pierrette Robichaud (GNB Dept of Transportation & Infrastructure)
16. Tom MacDermott (NB Power-Energy Efficiency Services)
17. Emily Nelson (NB Power-Energy Efficiency Services)
18. Megan Cooke(NB Power-Energy Efficiency Services)

Outstanding Campaign Team Award
Presented to campaign teams that effectively used teamwork and strategic thinking to improve their campaigns.

• WorkSafe NB
• Source Atlantic
• Social Development
• EY
• TD Insurance