KAL’S REPLAY FUND

Enhancing community facilities with safe, functional and lasting recycled rubber products.

BUILDING ACCESSIBLE PLACES THAT BRING PEOPLE TOGETHER

Kal’s RePlay Fund has supported community infrastructure projects across Canada by recycling millions of pounds of rubber tires to build more inclusive spaces.

Watch our Kal’s RePlay Fund journey, meet the people who have been impacted and explore the possibilities of recycled rubber products to enhance your community!

 

 

How to apply

Applications for Kal’s RePlay Fund are accepted from the first week of January to February 28th each year. During this time, a digital application will be linked here.

Canadian non-profit organizations are also welcome to apply for Tires for Good, which is open annually for application from the first week of January to August 31st.

@KalTire

For updates on Kal Tire’s community giving programs, follow @KalTire on all major social media platforms.

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Tires for Good

Canadian non-profit organizations are also welcome to apply for Tires for Good, which awards a free set of tires to use on your organization’s vehicle.

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Recycled Rubber Products and Suppliers

Other Canadian suppliers or products that are not on this list can also be considered.

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REPLAY PROJECTS

Okanagan Science Centre Building

YMCA of Northern BC

A sustainable and sanitary floor for generations to come. Members of the YMCA can benefit from a clean, sound dampened, gym flooring that is suited for all ages and abilities.

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Surrey Animal Training Centre

Surrey Animal Training Centre

The city of Surrey has pivoted during the pandemic to introduce a full outdoor training facility. They are improving the wellbeing of all the dogs in their care while they find their forever homes.

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Play Ground Mat made from tires

Variety — the Children’s Charity

Kal Tire aims to improve our communities through meaningful relationships and environmentally sustainable projects. Variety — the Children’s Charity was a recipient of the RePlay grant and were able to improve five community playgrounds throughout Alberta.

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