We want to thank everyone who contributed time, energy, donated goods for auctions and donated funds through United Way Yukon in 2021.
Thank you all for investing in your community, your neighbours, your co-workers and for helping Yukoners of all ages! Donations allow us to say “yes” more often as we allocate funds to projects in your community.
Despite all the ups and downs of the past year, and the challenges that many people faced, Yukoners have shown that they care about our community and want to help where they can. Whether you volunteered at our annual Breakfast, participated in a 50/50 raffle, bid on an auction item, took part in an office fundraiser or donated money to us in the past year, you helped make a difference.
The donations we received in 2021 will go towards are annual funding allocation in February 2022 to help Yukon non-profits deliver essential programs and projects that help make our community stronger and healthier.
Here is a list recognizing contributions $300 and above, as well as a look back at the events of the year.
Events and Fundraisers in 2021
 | March 2021: Yukon Brewing responded when the Covid pandemic hit. They brewed up bottles of hand sanitizer and had face masks made up to keep everyone safe. $4522.00 was raised from the sale of the hand sanitizer and masks. Cheers! |
 | March 2021: Scotiabank BC and Yukon Regional Office’s 2020 Employee Giving Campaign raised $6,850.00 for United Way Yukon. We appreciate Scotiabank’s commitment to supporting United Way and helping vulnerable people in our community. |
  | September 2021: United Way held drive-through breakfast at the Mount McIntyre Recreation Centre in Whitehorse. Despite the need for a drive-through due to COVID-19 protocols, the 2021 United Way Breakfast and Silent Auction was a great success in 2021 with $16,850 raised through ticket sales for the breakfast, and $13,371 raised through the Silent Auction. See more here. |
 | November / December 2021: Federal Employees in Yukon raised $18,611.00 through the Government of Canada Charitable Workplace Campaign. This is in addition to $3,864.00 raised from the 2021 a silent auction featuring items provided by public servants within Crown Indigenous Relations and Northern Affairs Canada. |
 | November 2021: Giving Tuesday. Yukoners responded to Giving Tuesday and donated $4595.00 in connection to the Nov. 30 fundraising day. |
Corporate Donations and Foundations 2021
 | Yukon Energy | Yukon Energy’s contributions have supported the Yukon Energy Food Security Network and its mission to increase food security in the territory. (The YEFSN was launched with a $100,000 contribution from Yukon Energy in 2020 in addition to employees’ payroll donations totalling $2685 towards the project.) In 2021 YEC raised an additional $46,270 to support the YEFSN |
 | The Co-Operators | We thank Co-Operators for their generous contribution in 2021 which was tied to COVID-19 relief. |
 | CIBC | $5500 |
 | RBC Foundation | $5000 |
 | Scotiabank Canada | $3735 |
 | Northwestel | $2500 for Yukon 211 |
 | Big Bear Donair | $1000 |
 | Canada Life | $1000 |
 | MakeIT | $500 |
 | IG Wealth Management | $600 |
Workplace campaigns
| Government of Canada Charitable Workplace Campaign 2021 | |
| Retirees total | $3,040 |
| Employees total | $15,571 |
| Grand total | $18,611.00 |
| Yukon Workers Compensation Health and Safety Board 2021 |  |
| Employees total | $890 |
Personal donations 2021
| Suzanne Duncan (For Yukon 211) | $5000 |
| Chic Callas | $2000 |
| Leslie Raenden | $2000 |
| Lynda Ehrlich | $1987.68 |
| Laurette Sylvain | $1200 |
| Ross and Sue Findlater | $1100 |
| Christoph Altherr | $1000 |
| Ron Veale | $1000 |
| David Whiteside | $1000 |
| Frederick James Tredger | $914 |
| Barbara MacRae | $800 (for 211 Yukon) |
| Lorraine Hoyt | $700 |
| Heather Alton | $500 |
| Sharon Davis | $500 |
| James and Janet Duncan | $500 |
| Beth Hawkings | $500 (for 211 Yukon) |
| Mary Martin | $500 |
| Jennifer Mauro | $500 |
| Janet Moodie | $500 |
| Byron Richards | $500 |
| Jennifer Trapnell | $500 |
| Wayne Tuck | $500 |
| Laura McFeeters | $370 |
| Anne-Marie DaSilva | $300 |
| Stefan Janzen | $300 |
| David Johnson | $300 |
| Joanne Oberg | $300 |
Monthly donors
United Way Yukon has partners which help facilitate payroll checkoff, making it easy for staff to donate each pay period and receive a tax credit at year-end. Find out more here.
We thank our registered monthly donors
| Jamie Boyd |
| Catherine Constable |
| Norma Felker |
| Jason Mackey |
| Matthew Ooms |
| Glenn Piwowar |
| Noel Roberts |
| Drew Spicer |
| Frederick James Tredger |
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