Richardson Wealth’s commitment to community initiatives is essential to who we are as a firm, and what we stand for. This commitment is reflected in our principles, which define our business. That is why we are so proud to help community members who are disabled by supporting this important housing project – the first of its kind in Winnipeg. We know CoHabit will provide many of the critical elements needed by disabled adults to live a meaningful life.

Maple Leaf Construction is proud to support the CoHabit communal housing project for adults with physical disabilities. We believe these individuals deserve to live together in a supportive environment which fulfills their social, emotional and physical needs.

Maxim Truck & Trailer is proud to be a sponsor of this wonderful endeavour that will give the physically disabled population a home to call their own.

Tacium Vincent & Associates is a boutique law firm located in the heart of St. Boniface/St. Vital. The firm was originally created in 1988 (Tacium Vincent Orlikow) by David Vincent and Ken Tacium, long time friends who focused on providing client oriented legal services. The original location was in St. Vital and it was paramount to the founding partners that the community was served and they were happy to help in any way they could. Our goal has always been to ensure that our clients are satisfied with their experience and we continue to be committed to providing quality service and reliable advice in the community.

We are very excited about the “HOME” Project and are happy to be a part of helping the Cerebral Palsy Association of Manitoba make this a reality.

– David Vincent, Owner, Tacium Vincent & Associates

Brazen Hall Kitchen & Brewery is honoured to be part of such an amazing group focused on creating a better life and home for those with a physical disability.

SUPPORT LOCAL, BE SAFE, BE KIND, BE BRAZEN

– Kris Kopansky, Brazen Hall

Freedom Concepts Inc. is proud to support the Cerebral Palsy Association of Manitoba in creating an inclusive living environment for adults of all abilities.

Home is where everybody needs to be and G.J. Andrews Food & Wine Shoppe is proud to help guarantee a home for those who will some day have to move from one to another. This will assure them a place where they can feel safe and cared for as life moves on.

Lacoste Garden Centre is pleased to support such a worthy cause for those affected by Cerebral Palsy. Having a place to call Home is important and we’re happy to be part of this admirable cause.

– Randy Hiebert and Jordan Hiebert, Lacoste Garden Centre

Payworks thanks the Cerebral Palsy Association of Manitoba for their commitment to upholding dignity and inclusion and for creating a safe, welcoming place to call home.

– Barb Gamey, Founder, Payworks

Volvo Winnipeg is a proud sponsor of the vital work carried out by the Cerebral Palsy Association of Manitoba.

– Matt Sarmatiuk, General Manager, Volvo Winnipeg

The Braincore Inc. Team are dedicated in providing cutting edge technology in the pursuit of optimizing one’s capacity to live a full and joyful life. We are proud to support and will continue to support a project which recognizes that all in our community have this right to live a life filled with Joy, Respect, and sense of belonging.

– Daniel Therrien BA, BCIA

Wilson Sports is honoured to be a sponsor of the Un-Gathering Golf Tournament for the Cerebral Palsy Association of Manitoba. We can’t wait for the doors to open on this wonderful project.

– Greg Macaulay

Having recently learned that there are limited housing options available to adults with physical disabilities who want to live independently of their family members, I am happy to get behind this project. Supporting this project will help to bring about change – giving hope and dignity to this population.

– Lee Meagher, Founder, Scootaround Inc.

Sigurdson Financial Group and I are proud to sponsor this inspiring project that will benefit the physically disabled in our province.”

– Pam Sigurdson, Sigurdson Financial Group

R.S. Express congratulates and supports the Cerebral Palsy Association of Manitoba with their efforts in building a “HOME”, which will allow the physically disabled to experience independent living.”

– Rene Saurette, President, R.S. Express

We are happy to be part of a project that will develop a real community feel for the residents, while providing them a safe environment to live independently in.

– Ken Aird, Vice President Commercial Sales – Prairie Region, Arthur J. Gallagher

Luxe Furniture Company is proud to support a great initiative to help raise funds for the Cerebral Palsy Association of Manitoba’s CoHabit Housing project. It is because of Manitobans support of our local business that we are able to support these great causes. Thank you for allowing us to be part of it.

– Jenine Topping, Design Consultant, Luxe Furniture Company

Bob Friesen and Marnie Strath are proud to be able to support this project to help those facing mobility challenges have a place to call their own. Something most of us take for granted. Lend your support to this worthy cause.

I am proud to support this very important project which is so necessary to allow independent and meaningful living for those with disabilities. This complex will provide a unique setting that doesn’t exist today…a very worthwhile venture!!

– Faye Harden-Meech

Palmer Badger Chartered Professional Accountants were honoured to be given the opportunity to support the “Building a Home to Call our Own” project.

– Clive McLennan, Palmer Badger Chartered Professional Accountants

Frankie’s Italian Kitchen and Bar is honoured to help this important and wonderful project in whatever way possible. Thank you Margy, Shelley and your crew!

– Joe Aiello

I am happy to support the Cerebral Palsy Association of Manitoba’s project – to build a home where individuals facing disability challenges can lead a happy and fulfilling life.

– Troy Richardson

Dianne Gray-Wysocki is proud to sponsor a Cerebral Palsy Association of Manitoba event that is going to enhance the lives of those who are physically disabled.

– Dianne Gray-Wysocki

This home will mean so much to those who live in it, work in it, and visit their loved ones in it. I am proud and happy to support it!

– Stephanie Beechinor