Sharing Positive Corporate Actions
During these trying times, it can seem like no one cares about the average person in our society, but sometimes there are companies that do the right thing and we need to highlight them as they deserve our patronage. Please help us share postive corporate actions.
Quality Inn & Suites Kingston Providing Refresh Facilities for Truckers
Truckers are continuing to make sure our shelves are full. While it might not seem like a huge risk, their ability to do their job
Elora small business steps up – Elora Distilling
This Elora small business was setting up to open a distillery when the Covid-19 shutdown stopped their plans dead in their tracks. Instead of waiting
Prince Edward Island – Distillery
Having spend 18 months in obtaining the required licences and in product development, Mike opened the Deep Roots Distillery doors with his first product in
Nova Scotia Spirit Company Steps up to Help Hospitality Staff
Nova Scotia Spirit Company, Blue Lobster Vodka Soda and Painted Boat Beer Co. wanted to show their support for the Service Industry front line workers
CAA delivers PPE to healthcare workers on the frontlines
In support of our healthcare workers fighting the current pandemic from the front-lines, CAA has partnered with various organizations and initiatives to help collect and
Tommy Being Awesome – Pancakes, Sausages, and Coffee for Those in Need
This is Kingston’s own superhero. This is one of many things that Tommy has done for the Kingston community. Tommy Hunter from the downtown restaurant
Submit Your Story!
What are your positive corporate stories? Is your company doing something special to help out the public or have you been positively affected by a company?
You can submit them using this form below and we will review them and post them on the site. We will not use your name or email on our public posting.
What Constitutes a Capeless Hero?
Any business that is doing something above and beyond the normal in a way that really helps people, especially at the expense of the company or its executive team.
These companies didn’t have to do anything, but they chose to give back and they deserve a little tip of the hat for helping out.
Paying your employees during a government mandated shutdown is not enough.