Another area that K+A is involved in is giving back to the community. We have actively supported local, national, and international charitable organizations.

Locally, we’ve worked with the Toronto Foundation for Student Access to help students benefit physically, emotionally, and intellectually from school each day.

On the national level, we have been a major ongoing supporter of the Ronald McDonald House Charities. RMHC strives to offer a helping hand to improve the quality of life for Canadian families who have children living with serious and/or life threatening illnesses or disabilities.

Internationally, K+A continues to support Doctors Without Borders/Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF). This international medical humanitarian organization delivers aid to people in emergencies in more than 70 countries affected by: armed conflict, epidemics, natural or man-made disasters, or lack of health-care. Most recently, K+A made a donation through MSF to support the earthquake relief efforts in Haiti.

K+A also responds to various areas in crisis situations such as Quebec after the ice storm in 1998, and Darfur in recent years.

K+A and friends donned official Olympic gear throughout the 2010 Winter Olympics, and made a donation to show our support of the Canadian Olympic athletes.

Additional organizations that K+A supports with gifts of cash or in-kind services include:
• The United Way
• CANFAR
• Invest in Kids
• UNICEF
• The Salvation Army
• The Weekend to End Breast Cancer
• The Gerry & Nancy Pencer Brain Trust at Princess Margaret Hospital (for people living with brain tumours)
• World Vision
• The Heart & Stroke Foundation of Canada
• Out Of The Cold Toronto
• The War Amps
• Children's Safe Drinking Water

Our team approach is carried from our work to our volunteer activities; from helping to keep Toronto clean to wrapping presents for disadvantaged kids, we like to help.

At Krieger + Associates, we have a deep-rooted sense of giving and are proud of our accomplishments thus far, but as always there remains more to do.

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