We provide support to numerous small local organizations. In these instances 100% of the money goes directly to their support, rather than to different levels of administration and bureaucracy:

• major sponsor of Canada Day celebration
• major sponsor of Channel Cats Swim Club
• various local youth organizations and schools
• various service clubs
• Green Haven, Interval House and Chysalis Women’s Shelters
• provide items for “local” charity and fundraising auctions
• provide items for “local” fundraising group prize tables
• Orillia SPCA
• Youth Sports Programs
• Horseplay Sanctuary (horse rescues)
  *Friends for Life Walk
  * Annual Fall Gala
  **There are a number of children with very serious health issues. We work with the families assisting with fund-raising and providing other support.

How The Pool Industry Came Together to Help a Special Woman

Case Study by Brian Ross

1. An Inspiring Story
2. The Initial Challenge
3. Design Details
4. Tackling Construction
5. Unique Design
6. Managing Maintenance
7. Worthwhile Effort

Nolan

The beautiful son of Sandy and Gene Rainey, lost his battle with cancer before he was even 3 years old. This little guy spent the best part of his life at The Hospital For Sick Children. So did his Mom and Dad. He loved the pool! He underwent extensive surgeries and treatments that would test the strength of any adult, yet he always had that smile. We cherish his short life and honour his memory.

Freeman

Although far too brief with us in life, remains endless in memories and wonderful moments. He was accepting of anyone who entered his life with the utmost devotion and love. Freeman lived his life to the fullest, always content, even to the very end. He is sadly missed, but remembered with a wistful fondness and occasionally a tear, for his strength, his courage, and of course his unconditional love.

MAC

A 3 yr old golden retriever hit by a truck on Christmas Eve of 2010.