Steelworkers Humanity Fund donates $20,000 for wildfire relief in Northwestern Ontario


The Northwestern Ontario Wildfire Community Support Fund was established through a partnership between the United Way of Thunder Bay and the Thunder Bay Community Foundation. The SHF is providing $10,000 to this fund to support the short-term needs of communities affected by wildfires, including food, essential supplies, emergency assistance, transportation and community outreach, mental health and wellness services, to front-line agencies and service providers assisting evacuees and affected communities, and to longer-term recovery efforts.



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