Fort McMurray PepsiCo Employees
Donación protegida
Widespread wildfires have brought terrible devastation to Fort McMurray. In what’s being described as the largest wildfire evacuation in Alberta history, thousands of local residents have fled the city.
Despite the mass ruin resulting from this tragedy, we are fortunate that our Western Canada colleagues are fully accounted for and safe. That said, some of them have sustained significant personal losses in the form of burned down homes and other irreparable damage. While there have been many great demonstrations of support from fellow colleagues, these individuals continue to face immediate challenges; namely food and shelter.
If you would like to make a financial contribution to support the PepsiCo Canada employees impacted by this tragedy, please consider making a Go Fund Me contribution. Please note, I have set this page up on behalf of the impacted PBC/PFC employees who have been identified by our local HR teams. Funds will be equally distributed among those identified employees.
Thank you for your support.
Mark and Jason
Despite the mass ruin resulting from this tragedy, we are fortunate that our Western Canada colleagues are fully accounted for and safe. That said, some of them have sustained significant personal losses in the form of burned down homes and other irreparable damage. While there have been many great demonstrations of support from fellow colleagues, these individuals continue to face immediate challenges; namely food and shelter.
If you would like to make a financial contribution to support the PepsiCo Canada employees impacted by this tragedy, please consider making a Go Fund Me contribution. Please note, I have set this page up on behalf of the impacted PBC/PFC employees who have been identified by our local HR teams. Funds will be equally distributed among those identified employees.
Thank you for your support.
Mark and Jason
Organizador
Jason Wong
Organizador
Edmonton, AB