“I’m incredibly proud of what we’ve built together over the past several years,” said Mailloux. “This tournament wouldn’t be possible without the dedication of the entire KPI team, the amazing staff and volunteers at the Y, our sponsors, golfers, prize donors, and everyone who contributes their time and support. “On behalf of all of us at KPI, thank you for your continued support of this tournament and for helping us make a meaningful difference in our community.” Funds raised through the tournament will help ensure
YMCA programs and services remain accessible to everyone, regardless of their background or financial circumstances. The YMCA extended its gratitude to KPI Industrial Controls, event sponsors, participants, volunteers and community partners for their continued generosity and commitment to building healthier, stronger communities. KPI Industrial Controls is a specialized mine solutions provider and manufacturer based in Val Caron. It offers turnkey services in electrical distribution, automation controls, instrumentation, calibration, and radio frequency (RF) communications. Bluesky: @sudburystar.bsky.social X: @SudburyStar
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27k isn’t bad at all.
So is this like a golf tournament or a mine thing lol? Either way good for the Y I guess.
I’m confused how a KPI Industrial Controls company is helping the YMCA… aren’t they the ones working on all the RF comms and stuff for the mines? Not saying it’s bad, just feels random. Also $27,000 seems small considering how expensive golf is, but maybe that’s what they can do.
Love hearing about stuff like this, like healthier community vibes. Wish more companies would do events like this instead of just donating once and moving on. Val Caron being mentioned made me think it’s closer to me than I thought, and I didn’t realize the YMCA programs were that financially dependent. I hope all that money actually goes to “everyone” and not like admin or something.