Dignity Memorial Employee Portal
Canada
Welcome Dignity Memorial Employees!
Walk or run in events across Canada and make a change in the lives of the more than 9 million Canadians living with diabetes or prediabetes! These events offer something for everyone and is a great way to spend time with friends and family, be active, all the while raising vital dollars to help support the work of the Canadian Diabetes Association.
Click HERE to register for the event of your choice.
Below is a list of events in which Dignity Memorial is participating. Click on the event name for more information but come back to this page to REGISTER through the teamdiabetes.ca portal. Please ensure you put “SCI” in the “Employer” field when completing the on-line registration form.
Run for Diabetes Regina - August 19, 2012
Run for Diabetes Saskatoon - August 25, 2012
Run for Diabetes Winnipeg - September 3, 2012
Run for Diabetes Oakville - September 3, 2012
Run for Diabetes Halifax - September 23, 2012
Dignity Memorial Walk for Memories - September 30, 2012
A Message from Tom Ryan, CEO of SCI
“It is no secret that our associates are responsible for creating a company that cares. With every new day, individuals throughout Canada are touched by your assistance and genuine concern. In the past, our goal has always been to protect and honor those who live in the communities that we are fortunate enough to serve. Our partnership with the Canadian Diabetes Association now allows us to extend our care to help improve the quality of life for those living with type 1 and type 2 diabetes.
I want to take this time to thank you for volunteering to participate in the “Run/Walk for Diabetes” fundraiser. As you know, this event supports people living with diabetes and is held in locations around the country. Special thanks are conveyed to each of you who have volunteered as Team Captains. This walk would not be possible without your leadership. I hope that you can also help me persuade our co-workers to participate on the Dignity Memorial team. Together we can make a difference and help to fight diabetes.”
Sincerely,
