SABA BOXED LUNCH CHALLENGE!
How It Works
For the rest of May, June, July and August 2020, SABA members buy lunch for another SABA members crew! IN TURN that member company agrees to buy lunch for another SABA member's crew and so on!
It is our SABA way of saying THANKS to the crews that keep building Perth, Oxford and Huron and at the same time, support local restaurants devastated by COVID-19. Each time a lunch is donated to another member, a chain link is built to the pay it forward. We will post the companies that participate as they link. If you cannot participate now, that's cool, maybe next month or the month after. There is no rush and as we celebrate getting back to work during COVID-19, we look forward to all getting back together again to celebrate what being a member of SABA is all about!
5 simple steps to build the chain link:
1. Identify the SABA member crew that you would like to buy boxed lunched for;
2. Contact the SABA member company representative you want to give lunch to and ensure that if you do this, they will in turn do the same for another SABA member company they work with - since you cannot shake hands...trust will just have to do!
3. Contact a local take out restaurant that supports the local economy where you are working to ensure they can accommodate the request, pick a day that works and line it up.
4. Contact Melissa Schenk or Derek Smith and let us know the date and we will blast it all over social media along with graphics of the challenge we are currently developing and will use your logo all over it.
5. On the day that the delivery happens, snap a few pictures from an appropriate physical distance of the crew getting their lunch, and send them to Melissa or Derek so we can post them all over media.
PLEASE MAKE SURE ALL THE PICTURES ARE FUN! THERE WILL BE A CONTEST (judged by highly trained professionals) FOR BEST PICTURES!
Watch the Link Grow!
To see the chain link as it builds, click below, and watch as it grows!
Four Pillars
As of May 11th, we are starting to see the province signal a re-opening and restart of commerce in some ways. There is still much work to be done and our provincial and national associations are hard at work to understand how to unify the information local association members receive from authorities. In order to assist, SABA is in the process of developing and implementing a framework for success based on current information allowing SABA leadership to make informed decisions. It is a living document. It will change and grow as we move through the summer months. We need your ideas to make it successful, so we have established pillars of knowledge gathering.
The FOUR PILLARS established to guide our decisions are
Collect Data - Track members needs through survey and roundtables - now, a month from now, and beyond
Observe Health and Safety - Continuous Monitoring for Event Planning and Member Support
Communicate - Provide Members with all tools available through responsive communication
Financial Health - Monitor steps necessary to ensure the financial well-being of the association, now and for the future
Thank you in advance for your time and your support of SABA.
Board of Directors Leadership
President
Vice President
Vice President
Montana Wilson is a licensed professional engineer and department manager at MTE Consultants Inc. in Stratford. Montana will serve SABA through 2020
Vice President
Vice President
Vice President
Heather Galloway is the proud owner of Simply Divine Designs in Stratford. Heather provides design services to many SABA members and will assume Board President in November 2020
Past President
Vice President
Past President
John Meinen has been building homes for 30 years. John has served the OHBA as President and has been Board President of SABA four times. John will serve as CHBA chair for 2020-2021