Ross Video exceeds fundraising expectations

Posted Jan 5, 2012 By EMC News

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Part of the Ross Video United Way team is comprised of (left to right) Sandra McNairn, Cherie Scott, Debbie Pearson, Amy Mason and Karilynn Coy.

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Part of the Ross Video United Way team is comprised of (left to right) Sandra McNairn, Cherie Scott, Debbie Pearson, Amy Mason and Karilynn Coy.

EMC Business - Ross Video celebrates a successful 2011 United Way campaign, raising $19,756.61 through fundraising, employee payroll, cash donations and company matching.

This year, Ross Video's Iroquois location exceeded their fundraising efforts by 43%, raising $5254.50, while the company's Ottawa location raised $8001.11.

"A big thank you to our United Way team members in our Iroquois and Ottawa locations," said David Ross, CEO, Ross Video. "Through all these efforts, and after company matching, we were able to donate a total of $19,756.61 to the United Way. These results wouldn't have been possible without the dedication and hard work of our campaign team members or generous staff."

The United Way campaign is only one local cause supported by Ross Video and their staff. Each year, Ross Video participates in an Angel Tree program for the House of Lazarus - this year collecting 50 gifts for children, and collects food for the South Dundas Christmas Exchange.

Ross Video designs, manufactures and supports a wide range of innovative products for use in live production applications. Ross' award winning product line includes Vision, Vision Octane, CrossOver and Carbonite Video Production Switchers, openGear, RossGear and GearLite Terminal Equipment, SoftMetal Video Servers, OverDrive Production Control Systems, XPression Character Generators and NK Series Routing Systems. Ross products are installed in over 100 countries around the world, where they are used daily by top broadcasters, production companies, sports stadiums, government agencies and houses of worship.