Image credit: KollectifLast month, 288 players teed off at Le Blainvillier golf club for the 36th edition of the Tournoi de golf des architectes du Qubec (TGAQ), presented by Quebec-based architecture news site Kollectif in collaboration with ARD and EDP.Image credit: KollectifSince 2010, the TGAQ has made it its mission to support a cultural and humanitarian cause during each edition that highlights the local architectural community. Following this years edition of the event, a total amount of $30,000 was distributed equally between MR-63, a project in Montreal that repurposes retired MR-63 metro cars, andArchitecture sans frontires Qubec (ASFQ), a non-profit organization that uses architecture to support communities in need.Image credit: KollectifAside from ASFQ and MR-63,past recipients of the TGAQinclude theMaison de larchitecture du Qubec, theJardins de Mtis International Garden Festival, theUQAM Design Centre, theCanadian Centre for Architecture, theUniversit de Montral School of Architecture, theMcGill Peter Guo-hua Fu School of Architecture,theUniversit Laval School of Architecture, theInternational Festival of Films on Art, andHritage Montral.The 2025 fundraising event was supported by Alumico, Certainteed, CGC, clairage Hitech, Manugypse, Unifix, with additional contributions by Adex, Cooper Lighting Solutions, Fransyl, Givesco, IKO, Owens Corning, Pageau Morel and Sika.The post Kollectif raises $30,000 for MR-63 and Architecture Sans Frontires Qubec appeared first on Canadian Architect.