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14 WestJet 2009 Annual Report
WE INVESTED IN OUR COMMUNITIES. When it comes to the communities we operate in, even though we are an airline, our feet are
placed fi rmly on the ground. Through our Caring for Our Community program, WestJetters logged 17,000 hours of volunteer time
during the year. In 2009 alone, we donated 7,000 fl ights. We have strong relationships with 10 charitable partners across the country
through our WestJet Cares for Kids program. After all, it’s not just our guests who deserve to be handled with care.
WestJet’s Cares for Kids partners include Big Brothers Big Sisters of Canada, Boys and Girls Clubs of Canada, children’s
hospitals pediatric wards across the country, CNIB, Hope Air, KidSport Canada, Kids Help Phone, Make-A-Wish Canada,
Missing Children Society of Canada, and Ronald McDonald House Charities of Canada.
14 WestJet 2009 Annual Report
Jana, Manager – External Reporting, volunteer Big Sister
Emily, Little Sister