Making a Difference
in Your Community
At RE/MAX, we believe strongly in giving back. Listed below are just a few
examples of how our brokers and agents are generously contributing time
and funding to causes that benefit the communities we serve.
Hot Air Balloon
For over 40 years, the red, white and blue RE/MAX brand icon has
soared skyward and has become the symbol of real estate
excellence for millions of homebuyers and sellers in nearly 100
countries around the world.
Miracle Home Program
Since 1992 RE/MAX has been the real estate partner to Children’s Miracle Network member hospitals and through the RE/MAX Miracle Home Program agents have donated millions from each home sale on behalf of their clients. These donations help the 2.4 million sick and injured children that visit a Canadian CMN hospital every year.
Accessible Trick-or-Treating
Treat Accessibly is back for the 2022 Halloween season! RE/MAX Canada, Canadian Tire and Kinder have joined with the Treat Accessibly movement to raise awareness of inclusivity and accessibility and promote change, with a new goal of recruiting the participation of 400,000 homes by 2025 – that’s one home for each of the 400,000 Canadian children who lives with a disability.
Quest for Excellence
The Quest for Excellence scholarship program is a cash scholarship that recognizes students for their ongoing community contributions and pursuit of leadership. New in 2023, RE/MAX Canada is pleased to expand its existing Quest for Excellence scholarship program starting this year, now offering 40 scholarships of $1,000 each to students across Canada (except for Quebec).
Moves for Mental Health Contest
As we head into the winter months and spend more time indoors, it can be difficult to feel motivated to move your body – even though that is exactly what we need to feel better physically and mentally. That’s why RE/MAX decided to launch a contest running early January to February 1.
Organ Donor Awareness
Every April, RE/MAX partners with the Canadian Association of
Transplantation to raise attention to vital cause and encourage
Western Canadians to lend their support during National Organ
Donor Awareness Week.
