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Community Involvement

At Point Alliance, community is central to our ethos. Based in Toronto, Canada, we’re dedicated to giving back, supporting initiatives like the Daily Bread Food Bank to tackle hunger sustainably.

Beyond this, we sponsor events, volunteer, and champion causes that matter. Community involvement isn’t just a responsibility for us; it’s who we are. Join us in building a brighter future where technology meets compassion.

Point Alliance announces website giveaway contest winner

Point Alliance is pleased to announce the winner of their 11th Anniversary website and hosting contest. Back in July, Point Alliance opened a contest to celebrate their 11th anniversary for a free website and hosting package worth $20,000 open to all Canadian, non-profit organizations.

Point Alliance in partnership with Agility announce Website Giveaway Contest

July marks the 11th anniversary for Point Alliance. In celebration, Point Alliance in partnership with Agility will be giving away a free website and hosting package worth $20,000. The contest is open to all Canadian registered not-for-profit organizations.

Point Alliance signs up as Bronze Corporate sponsor for Ultimate Food Challenge

Daily Bread’s 2nd annual Ultimate Food Challenge will take place on Wednesday, May 8, 2013. Three celebrity chefs will unleash their culinary talents in the gastronomic ring.

Point Alliance in action at the Daily Bread Food Bank

Point Alliance staff volunteered a half day at the Daily Bread Food Bank in Toronto, sorting, checking, boxing and loading food donations that would be distributed throughout the city.

Point Alliance participates in 2011 Food Sort Challenge at the Daily Bread Food Bank

Cheer the Point Alliance team on as they compete in the Daily Bread Food Bank’s 5th annual Food Sort Challenge on Wednesday, November 23rd! The annual Food Sort Challenge is an opportunity for companies to compete against one another while they sort and categorize 3000 pounds of food- all in an effort to raise money for people struggling with hunger.