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At Bushtukah we believe that it is important to give back to our local community and we support many groups, activities and events every year. Please consider the following before making a request.

Our primary focus is on mass participation events which encourage more people to get active and stay active. We are involved with many community based clubs, bike rides, runs and other human powered activities. 

In general, we do not sponsor galas, dinners, golf tournaments or sporting events where the majority of people are watching not doing.

Charitable events are prioritized with a focus on local charities. 

Events which are geographically close to the stores and charities which help to get people out and active get priority. We do not sponsor individuals raising money to participate in events.

As a general rule we do not sponsor individual athletes, trips or expeditions. 

Our focus is on providing opportunities for everyone to get and stay active.

Requests for activities related to cycling, running, hiking, triathlon, Nordic skiing, snowshoeing, camping and other activities supported by what we sell and requests from groups and individuals who work or shop at Bushtukah are prioritized.

Requests should be submitted via email to judyp@bushtukah.com. A minimum of three weeks in advance.

Ottawa Bicycle Club
Rideau Lakes Bike Tour & Women's Time Trial Series

The Ottawa Bicycle Club is one of the oldest and largest bicycle clubs in Canada, with more than 1100 members. The OBC offers a range of cycling programs and tours which appeal to a range of cyclists from novice to experienced riders, for all age groups, including youth. Bushtukah has been a major sponsor of the OBC Rideau Lakes Cycle Tour for many years.

Ottawa Mountain Bike Association

The Ottawa Mountain Bike Association (OMBA) was founded in the summer of 2005 with the intent of securing continued mountain biking access in the South March Highlands Conservation Area (SMH). OMBA works with the land owners and stake holders in the region on trail access. They host weekly group rides, events including movie nights, trail building workshops and trail repair days and a fall Decathlon to name a few.