Community Involvement is an Integral Part of Nautalex Business Services Inc.

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Community Involvement is an Integral Part of Nautlex Business Services Inc.

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Community involvement is an integral part of Nautalex Business Services Inc. We feel that to be an active part of the city of Cambridge we must give back to our community.

Owner, Paul Stewart, his family and the staff at Nautalex are involved in a wide variety of community activities via sponsorship, volunteer hours or in-kind services. Below are some of the many activities we are involved in:

Cambridge Times™ Rotary Classic

Nautalex is proud to be a major sponsor of the Cambridge Times™ Rotary Classic. This fun run raises funds to assist the Rotary Centre in the provision of therapy services to over 800 local handicapped children in areas of speech, physio and occupational therapy. The sole beneficiary of the Cambridge Times™ Rotary Classic is the Cambridge Rotary Children's Centre.

Four local Rotary Clubs combine their efforts to organize this annual May race in which close to 500 participants compete in either the 2.5 or 5 km distances. Many thanks goes out to the over 80 volunteers that help make this event run smoothly. Thanks to the combined efforts of our clients and Nautalex, we contributed over $6,000 of the over $35,000 raised at the successful 2002 race.

The 18th Annual race was held on Sunday, May 25th, 2003 and plans are already underway for the 2004 event. To inquire how you can be a sponsor or participant in this event contact: FunRun or call us at: 519-622-8840.

Junior Achievement - Waterloo Region

Looking to inspire and educate young Canadians to value free enterprise, understand business and economics and develop entrepreneurial and leadership skills? Give back to the future by sponsoring or volunteering for the Junior Achievement Program in your area, like Nautalex does in the Waterloo Region.

Since 1967 more than 11,000 Canadian volunteers annually have helped young people understand how business and economics really work. About 20% of the Canadian population is under the age of 15, this equates to approximately 220, 000 students nationally.

In the Waterloo area, during the 2001-2002 school year over 6,000 students were impacted by age specific Junior Achievement programs, including 'Economics of Staying in School', and 'JA Titan', an Internet based business competition for high school and university students.

Through partnership with educators, business and government, Junior Achievement provides relevant business programs delivered by trained and inspiring volunteers who share their expertise to equip students with the necessary skills to enter tomorrow's work force. Sponsors and volunteers include big name people like golfer Tiger Woods and many name brand big businesses from all industries.

For more information on how to get involved contact: Junior Achievement Waterloo Region, 603 Kumpf Dr., Waterloo ON N2V 1K3, 519-576-6610 (tel), 519-576-3210 (fax), e-mail Junior Achivement or visit us on the web jawaterlooregion.org or jacan.org.

Please join us in supporting our community by getting involved. Together we can build strong communities.