Domtar Creates Local Impact Through ‘$2K Your Way’ Program According to a post on Fort Mill, South Carolina based Domtar’s website, 75 of its employees across North Amer- ica are collectively putting $150,000 into the hands of lo- cal community organizations and funding projects in which they are personally engaged. Domtar’s $2K Your Way program is an important pillar of the company’s community investment program, provid- ing employees with the opportunity to apply for $2,000 grants that they put to work supporting charitable causes in their communities. “Caring is one of our company values, and the $2K Your Way program puts caring into action,” said Seth Kursman, Vice President, U.S. Public Affairs and Global External Communications. “This year’s strong participation high- lights our people’s commitment to making a difference in communities where they work and live.” A significant portion of this year’s grants support ini- tiatives that inspire learning and help young people build skills for the future. Across North America, Domtar invests in projects ranging from the transformation of St. Gabriel’s Elementary School library in Windsor, Quebec, to support for the Alberni District Secondary School robotics club in British Columbia. Other contributions help the Kingsport Chamber of Ed-
ucation & Workforce Development in Tennessee, deliver science and technology programs for children, expand the West Carrollton High School robotics club in Ohio to reach more students, and strengthen early literacy programs for
young learners in Daviess County public schools in Ken- tucky. Together, these initiatives are creating enriching ed- ucational opportunities that empower the next generation. Beyond education, this year’s grants also support local sustainability initiatives and projects addressing humani- tarian and community needs. From restoring habitat along Iron Run Stream in Pennsylvania, to enhancing firefight- er training facilities in Bennettsville, South Carolina, and supporting the Door of Hope Food Bank in Saskatchewan, together, these projects reflect the many ways Domtar em- ployees are supporting their hometown communities. “It’s inspiring to see the creativity and passion our em- ployees bring to a diverse range of local community initia- tives,” said Kursman.
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