Enbridge CN Tower Climb for United Way

THANK YOU FOR CLIMBING!

Thank you Toronto! You stepped up to help raise us raise $2.4-million for our community. By taking part in the 2011 Enbridge CN Tower Climb for United Way, you have helped make a lasting difference in our city.

We’re also excited to mention that we had more than 10,000 climbers take part in this year’s Enbridge CN Tower Climb for United Way. Each step you took has brought us closer to reaching our overall fundraising goal of $116-million this year.

Because you gave, we are able to help people move from poverty to possibility. Because you volunteered your time, fundraising and gathering pledges, we are able to build healthy people and strong communities. And because you took action, we are helping kids be all they can be. We can’t continue to do this vital work without you—by coming together at the Enbridge CN Tower Climb for United Way, we’re able to build a better city for everyone.

One step at a time, you’ve done so much to help make this a better city for all.

We also want to extend a special thank you to all the volunteers, sponsors, partners, donors, community members, and other participants who made the CN Tower Climb happen.

PRIZE WINNERS

This year’s Top Fundraiser was Gary McNeil from Metrolinx, who raised an astonishing $67,000 — a record for individual fundraising. He wins a weekend for two in Montreal courtesy of VIA Rail and Fairmont Hotels and Resorts.

This year’s Runner-Up Prize goes to Howard McIntyre from Suncor Energy Inc., who raised just over $40,000. Howard wins two VIA Rail tickets to Montreal.

The winner in the draw for the Raleigh 3.5 bike courtesy of Cycle Butik is Megan Marubashi of Ajax Ontario, who qualified for the draw by raising more than $100 for the Student Climb.

Saif Al-Manam from Jarvis Collegiate is the winner of a Sony iPod docking station for being the Top Student fundraiser. He raised close to $3,000.