As part of the Community Foundation of Greater Huntsville’s Corporate Giving Network, Canvas granted Semper Fi Community Task Force of North Alabama a donation of $13,500 for Gold Star Families on Giving Tuesday 2020. The donation, a part of the collective $1.6M the Community Foundation gave on behalf of nine Huntsville companies, is from Canvas’ annual 0.5k fundraising event that supports Gold Star Families.
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Canvas was recently on the winning team with GeneCapture Inc. for a $250,000 Phase I Small Business Innovative Research (SBIR) contract to develop a rapid portable Infection Diagnostic (ID) and Antibiotic Susceptibility Test (AST) for the Defense Health Agency (DHA) to enable medical providers of various skill levels to receive quick answers about diagnosis and effective treatment strategies for injured warfighters in austere environments.
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Canvas is proud to announce Great Place to Work® and Fortune named Canvas as one of the 2020 Best Small & Medium Workplaces™. In a list of 100 medium sized companies, Canvas earned the 35th ranking, and represents one of only three companies from Huntsville to make the list.    “Canvas is proud to be recognized by our employees for creating one of the best small business workplaces,” states Canvas CEO Jami Peyton. “Our high-trust culture has not only helped us navigate a challenging 2020, but also continued to propel Canvas forward in the best way possible. We simply couldn’t be a Best Small Workplace or Great Place to Work without our incredible employees.”
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Canvas, Inc. has been awarded a $39.5M prime contract by the U.S. Army Contracting Command to provide programmatic services for the development, acquisition, and deployment of the Aviation Mission Systems and Architecture Program Office (PM AMSA) Complex Products for the United States Army (USA) to include Foreign Military Sales (FMS).
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Canvas is pleased to announce our employee giving fund, Be The Good, recently awarded $10,000 to three very deserving nonprofits in the Huntsville, AL area during this difficult time. “In this funding cycle, we received 21 grant requests totaling more than $100,000,” states Be The Good 2020 Chair Aubree Hunter. “While the need is much greater due to COVID than what our young fund can provide, we are excited about the difference we will make with the three organizations our employees chose to fund.”
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