Schneider Electric Canada employees raise more than $101,000 for annual Tremblant 24h charity
By Canadian Packaging staff
General Craig Pollock Fondation Charles-Bruneau Fondation Tremblant Formula Charity Formula One Jacques Villeneuve Ottawa Senators Foundation Schneider Electric Schneider Electric Canada Tremblant 24hFor the eighth year in a row, Schneider Electric sponsors the event.
For the eighth year in a row, Schneider Electric Canada, the global specialist in energy management and automation, participated as a proud sponsor in the 17th annual Tremblant 24h.
The Tremblant 24h is the biggest fundraising event in the ski industry in North America. Inspired by the Grand Prix 24 heures de Villars in Switzerland, the Tremblant 24h is a 24-hour relay race first organized in 2001 by Formula Charity (founded by former Formula One driver Jacques Villeneuve and his business manager Craig Pollock).
With support from family, friends, employees, and the company, Schneider Electric Canada employees raised funds and presented a cheque for $101,840 to support local children’s causes. The company was one of 366 teams participating in this year’s events, which took place December 8-10, 2017 in Mont-Tremblant, Québec.
Since first participating in 2010, Schneider Electric Canada has raised more than $350,000 for Tremblant 24h.
In total, this year’s event raised $3,868,742 to be donated to the Fondation Charles-Bruneau, the Ottawa Senators Foundation, and Fondation Tremblant.
For information on Tremblant 24h, visit www.24htremblant.com.
More information on Schneider Electric is available at www.schneider-electric.ca.
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