EB Horsman’s Commitment to Giving Back – A Year in Recap 2024/2025

December 1, 2025

EB Horsman Cares is the company’s community engagement program that supports local children’s hospitals, communities, and non-profit initiatives with donations, fundraising, volunteering, and scholarships. 

Since 1993, BC Children’s Hospital has been the primary recipient of EB Horsman & Son’s fundraising. However, as EB Horsman has continued to expand its businesses across Western Canada, we are simultaneously growing our commitment to be a proud supporter of local Children’s Hospitals across Alberta, and Saskatchewan. 

Every year, the EBH Giving Back Committee sets fundraising goals for each of their 20+ locations in Western Canada. These goals are met through various initiatives such as sports pools, jeans day, food drives, giving Tuesday, raffles, and charity poker tournaments and more.

In total across Western Canada, EBH raised $158,959.39 for Children’s Hospitals, $267,303.47 raised in total.

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