King & Bay recognized by Toronto Professional Firefighters Association
As Ontario enters the first stage of re-openings, the King & Bay Reusable Face Mask offers protection for you and your staff.
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King & Bay receives special thank you for our efforts through Mission2Mask
Workplaces are beginning to re-open, and the King & Bay Reusable Face Mask provides an option to keep you and your staff protected.
Mission2Mask Continues to Build Momentum
The opportunity to flatten the curve of coronavirus infections and get involved at a community level has many organizations, such as the Peel Regional Police Association, stepping up in support of the Mission2Mask program.
The Story Behind the Mission2Mask Initiative
Looking good while doing good in our community is one of our guiding principals. With Mission2Mask, we're continuing our involvement with the fight against COVID-19.
Mission2Mask: Corporate donors help local organizations get the face masks they need
Mission2Mask: Corporate donors help local organizations get the face masks they need
PRESS RELEASE: Local businessman donates 100 shirts to the King & Bay #SOYBFaceMaskChallenge
[Toronto, ON] April 16, 2020: King & Bay, a Toronto-based custom clothier is pleased to announce a significant donation of materials for the #SOYBFaceMaskChallenge launched by the company earlier this month.
King & Bay works with Ismaili Civic to distribute face masks throughout Ontario
Ismaili Civic is organizing their community of volunteers to lend their hand in the fight against COVID-19 through the #SOYBFaceMaskChallenge.
The SOYB Shirt Drive – donate your old shirts to be transformed into face masks
Every day we're having more conversations with like-minded individuals and organizations in the Toronto community about how we can collaborate to mitigate the risk of COVID-19 spread.
King & Bay collaborates with ConquerCovid19.ca to expand the #SOYBFaceMaskChallenge
As our #SOYBFaceMaskChallenge continues to grow, we find more groups aiming to make a difference.
The 'Butterfly Effect' — the precessional effect of doing good
There is a common analogy explaining the unintended consequences of doing something, no matter how small the doing is at the beginning. It is referred to as “The Butterfly Effect’ and goes like this.