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2004 Crown Investments Corporation of Saskatchewan Annual Report

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Policy and ProgramsCorporate Social ResponsibilityCIC and its employees are committed to showing leadership by supporting charities and communityorganizations and events throughout <strong>Saskatchewan</strong>. CIC’s donations and sponsorships policy gives priority toinitiatives which benefit children or disadvantaged people, or which address educational, health, social, cultural,or recreational needs. CIC also supports events and organizations with ties to CIC’s business interests, such aspr<strong>of</strong>essional associations or conferences in which its employees are involved.As well, CIC supports charitable organizations and events which touch the lives <strong>of</strong> CIC employees. One exampleis the Canadian Cancer Society’s annual Relay for Life marathon in Regina. Cancer survivors and their supporterstake part in the marathon and raise money through pledges from individuals and corporations.CIC’s <strong>2004</strong> Relay for Life Team(Back row, left to right) Christie Donauer, Don Axtell, Rod Ward, Pat Hunter. (Front row, left to right) Glayne Axtell(survivor), Carla Stouffer, MaryAnn McDonald, Deb Ruhr (survivor). Missing: Denise Parisian and Dion Elliott.Did You Know?In <strong>2004</strong> <strong>Saskatchewan</strong>’s four major <strong>Crown</strong> corporations – SaskPower, SaskTel,SaskEnergy and SGI – donated more than $5.5 million to local charities, andcommunity projects and events, many <strong>of</strong> which would not be able to do their goodworks without this support.C I C24

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