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National Philanthropy Day: Ontario Power Generation

November 15th, 2017

Philanthropy is the love of humankind, and National Philanthropy Day® celebrates the charitable work that EVERYONE does to make a difference in their communities. Whether you donate or volunteer (or both!), young or old, no matter how much you give or what causes you support—what you do from the heart makes a difference!

National Philanthropy Day is recognized on Nov. 15, but we celebrate what you do throughout the year. You make a difference every day!

The Robert McLaughlin Gallery would like to acknowledge the annual support received from the Ontario Power Generation (OPG).

The OPG Corporate Citizenship Program has supported the RMG in our pursuit to provide informal learning of abstract art, encourage collaboration, increase understanding of art fundamentals, and enhance the learning and quality experience between adult and child. OPG Second Sunday’s have been enjoyed by over 5,000 families because of this partnership.

When we bring together the passion and commitment of our partners, we push the boundaries of what is possible. We are proud to say we are a partner with OPG.

 

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