OCCA Consumer Debt Relief is committed to giving back to the community in which we live and work.

Investing in organizations that provide invaluable services to our community is a core value we hold corporately and among our employees.  We have sponsored the Red Coat Digest  Mounted Police Association of Ontario and also volunteered at the Knight’s Table Food Bank in Brampton, ON.  Each year OCCA Consumer Debt Relief collects from its employees to donate clothing and non-perishable food items to a local food bank and shelter. In response to the Scott Mission Easter Meal Drive, we have just donated $200 to provide meals to people in need. We are also delighted to sponsor the Salvation Army Food Bank in Brampton, ON. OCCA Consumer Debt Relief will provide the extra hands packaging food boxes to give to needy families this Thanksgiving and Christmas season.

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Every year during the Holiday season, OCCA Consumer Debt Relief selects from our pool of members a needy family to donate food, clothing and toys to so that they may have a wonderful Christmas together. It has brought our team more joy than we could hope for and are very excited about the upcoming Holiday season so that we can help another family in need of a helping hand.

We don’t stop there, in 2010, OCCA Consumer Debt Relief donated funds beyond our Canadian boarders by purchasing a school in Haiti through the Michael “Pinball” Clemons Foundation, in partnership with Free The Children’s Adopt a Village development program, in response to the devastating earthquake which occurred on January 12th, 2010. Free The Children supports holistic community development for marginalized children and their families through its innovative Adopt a Village program. This invaluable program provides education to individuals and communities thus contributing to the creation of a sustainable existence by providing clean water, health, sanitation, and alternative income programming. Together, we have helped free children from poverty and exploitation and have empowered them to bring about positive social change to improve the lives of their peers.

Read our Letters of Appreciation and Thanks!