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COMMUNITY IMPACT

COMMUNITY IMPACT

Being a good business partner also means being a good corporate citizen. At geekspeak, we believe in the importance of giving back to the communities in which we live, work and play. Our team cares about people and the planet, and actively helps to bring awareness to some of the organizations and events listed below.

Join us in our corporate social responsibility initiatives by donating, participating or learning more about these worthy causes.

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THE ORGANIZATIONS WE SUPPORT

Abilities Centre

Black Business Catalyst Project

Ontario Parasport Games

Simcoe Hall

Know Human Trafficking

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Abilities Centre

In 2023, we launched a three-year partnership with the Abilities Centre, a local organization that exists to unlock potential through accessibility. The partnership focuses on monetary and in-kind donations of services to support the Abilities Centre’s Employment & Skills Development Services, which helps individuals to develop and maintain the knowledge and skills required to thrive in the workplace.

Black Business Catalyst Project

In celebration of Black History Month 2024, our team embarked on a reality TV journey. We invited four local Black entrepeneurs into our office for a five-week transformative experience, providing our e-commerce services free of charge with the goal of helping them elevate their businesses. You can watch the Telly award-winning web series here.

Ontario Parasport Games

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In 2023, the Ontario Parasport Games were held in the Durham Region, with many events taking place at the Abilities Centre in Whitby. We were honoured to sponsor and support the Games as a Gold Partner, which included the opportunity to present medals on-ice to the incredible Wheelchair Curling athletes.

Simcoe Hall

Located on Oshawa, Ontario, Simcoe Hall supports the Durham Region through their food bank, after-school support and seniors’ programs, all designed to provide wellness opportunities to families and individuals in need. We actively support Simcoe Hall with fundraising efforts and donation drives throughout the year, and with many of our CPG client partners who graciously donate their products to the food bank.

Know Human Trafficking

The Know Human Trafficking Campaign, presented in partnership with Big Rig Wraps and the Ontario Truck Training Academy, aims to raise public awareness about human trafficking and educate people about how they can help those at risk. As part of the campaign, we had the opportunity to sponsor a truck wrap, adding to the campaign’s fleet and helping to spread awareness about this crime throughout the Durham Region and far beyond.

WHAT OUR
COMMUNITIES SAY

  • “We want to extend our heartfelt thanks to geekspeak for the incredible work you have done for Abilities Centre throughout our partnership. From videography and photography to content creation and strategy, you’ve captured the emotion, energy, and heart of the Abilities Centre beautifully.
    Your creativity and dedication have played a key role in bringing our vision to life. We’re truly grateful for your collaboration and commitment to excellence.

    It has been a genuine pleasure working with the geekspeak team, and we look forward to our continued partnership and future opportunities for collaboration again.”

    Zed Pickering, Director of Partnerships and Revenue

    Abilities Centre

  • “Our heartfelt gratitude goes out to geekspeak for the profound impact their contributions have made on our organization and the community we serve. The donations we receive through geekspeak make a tangible difference in the lives of our clients. Their support allows us to provide essential resources, including nutritious food, hygiene products, school supplies, and holiday gifts to families in need. On behalf of Simcoe Hall and the many individuals and families whose lives have been improved by your generosity, we extend our deepest thanks.”

    Tiffany Kift, Executive Director

    Simcoe Hall

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