Sponsors
AIAB Sponsors & Key Donors
AIAB is thankful to ALL of our sponsors, donors, our paddlers, their families and friends, and volunteers who have helped make AIAB what it is today. Without them, AIAB would not be where it is today and the teams we have inspired and mentored around the world may not exist. It is through the generosity of these individuals and corporations that AIAB is able to keep our membership fees affordable and undertake all of the outreach and education and awareness activities so critical to our mission.
We would like to extend special recognition to the following:
Platinum Dragon Level
Celebrating over 15 years of generous support from Scotiabank.
Silver Dragon Level
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Bronze Dragon Level
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Our Supporters
We are grateful to all of the corporations, groups and individuals who have so generously supported our Society through monetary donations, products and services. We would like to especially acknowledge the support of:
Primus - for hosting our website
Contemporary Communications - for media relations and media training
Select Roses - for developing the Fortitude Rose, hybridized exclusively for Abreast In A Boat. A portion of each sale from Select Roses is donated to AIAB
Easy Park - for providing onsite parking to the crews
Allan McGavin Sports Medicine Centre - for providing medical expertise and information
MJ Fashions Ltd. - for manufacturing our team shirts and making a donation annually to AIAB
Camilla Coates - for providing her graphic design talents to all our promotional material and website
Vancouver Marina (1971) Ltd. – for their annual donation to AIAB
Vancouver International Boat Show (BC Marine Trades Association) – for providing funding towards AIAB’s purchase of lifejackets for all our crews and for donating a lock box to keep Hope Floats safe at Deas.
Abreast In A Boat has also received numerous donations from individuals and corporations who do not wish to be publicly acknowledged. This commitment helps us to fulfill our mission statement: "To raise breast cancer awareness and to demonstrate that women living with breast cancer can lead full and active lives."
