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The E.L. Crossley Rowing Team is delighted to extend their heartfelt gratitude to the Erwin Taylor Charitable Foundation, a registered charity based in Fonthill, Ontario, for their incredibly generous $15,000 donation. The Foundation’s commitment to community development, outreach, and welfare resonates deeply with our mission, and their support will significantly benefit the E.L. Crossley High School Rowing Team.

The Foundation’s donation will enable the purchase of essential equipment to our rowing team of 65 athletes, ensuring that they have the tools necessary to excel in the upcoming season, and beyond. This donation will not only impact the current crew, but the generation of future E.L. Crossley rowers, and community leaders.

The Crossley Rowing Boosters extends its sincerest thanks to Mrs. Tia Taylor (E.L. Crossley alumna) and the Erwin Taylor Charitable Foundation for their unwavering support and dedication to the community. Together, we are making a tangible difference in the lives of our youth and fostering a culture of excellence both on and off the water.

About Crossley Rowing Boosters:

Crossley Rowing Boosters is a dedicated group of parents, alumni, and community members committed to supporting the E.L. Crossley High School rowing team. Through fundraising efforts and community outreach, Crossley Rowing Boosters aims to provide the resources necessary for the team’s success both on and off the water.

For more information about how to support the team, please visit crossleyrowing.ca or email us at RowingELC@gmail.com.

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