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Youngs Insurance Brokers Inc. is pleased to announce that it has not only reached but surpassed its $100,000 fundraising goal for the Hamilton Health Sciences Foundation, in support of McMaster Children’s Hospital, a commitment the company has proudly been pursuing since 2019.
We are beyond grateful to everyone who sponsored and participated in our Third Annual Patty Valleriani Memorial Charity Golf Tournament! We've shared some highlights and photos!
Youngs Insurance Brokers is thrilled to announce the recipient of the 2023-2024 Wendy Ward Memorial Award for Excellence, presented in partnership with the Insurance Brokers Association of Hamilton (IBAH). This prestigious award, which honours the legacy of our cherished colleague Wendy Ward, was bestowed upon Wad Mohamedelhassen on Friday, June 28th.
PRESS RELEASE | Youngs Insurance Brokers Donates $30,000 to the McMaster Children's Hospital Foundation 2023
Youngs Insurance Brokers was proud to join APRIL Marine as we partnered with Mission 1000 tonnes to clean up garbage in the Niagara region on Tuesday, September 12th, 2023. Together, we cleaned up 420 pounds of garbage!
We are beyond grateful to everyone who sponsored and participated in our Second Annual Patty Valleriani Memorial Charity Golf Tournament! We've shared some highlights and photos!
PRESS RELEASE |Youngs Insurance Brokers Honored as Gore Mutual's Brokers for Good with $5,000 Donation to McMaster Children's Hospital Foundation
PRESS RELEASE | Youngs Insurance Brokers Donates $30,000 to the McMaster Children's Hospital Foundation
We are beyond grateful to everyone who sponsored and participated in our First Annual Patty Valleriani Memorial Charity Golf Tournament! We've shared some highlights and photos!
September 30th, 2022 is the second annual National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, formally known as Orange Shirt Day. This day provides an opportunity to honour the experiences of Indigenous Peoples, celebrate their resilience, and affirm that every child matters. September 30th was chosen because for many generations, on that day, Indigenous children were taken from their families and homes and forced into the residential schools.