Pembina Pipeline Corporation has made a significant donation to Sarnia's YMCA Strong Kids Campaign. The company has committed $30,000 over three years, retroactive to 2017. Funds raised help families with child care costs and struggling teens and adults with assistance to gain full employment. Donations are also used to send children to summer camp, teens to leadership camp and provide those in financial need with membership assistance.
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