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Fusion Homes donates $60K to Guelph Children’s Foundation food program

Fusion Homes, a Guelph and District Home Builders’ Association member, demonstrated a deep commitment to their community with a generous gift aimed at providing essential food security to families in need this holiday season. With rising food costs and financial challenges for many families in the Guelph and Wellington regions, Fusion Homes donated $60,000 to the Children’s Foundation Adopt-A-Family program.

The program, which connects donors with families in need of support during the holiday season, saw the funds contribute to grocery gift cards for 600 families throughout Guelph and Wellington. “We are profoundly grateful for Fusion Homes’ commitment to our community,” said Karyn Kirkwood, executive director of the Children’s Foundation. “Fusion Homes’ remarkable gift is truly inspiring, and their generosity will bring hope and joy home for the holidays for hundreds of families.”

Learn more about how other CHBA members are giving back to the community by following #CdnBuilt on social media or visiting Giving Back on the blog.

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