SERVICE EXCELLENCE CARE

Mountain Image Distributors is owned by Crazy Canuck skier Dave Irwin, former Canadian National Alpine Ski Team member and World Cup champion. Lynne Harrison took over as General Manager in 2004 after Dave's tragic ski accident in which he sustained a severe brain injury.

We are committed to assist you in sourcing your products, taking your orders and arranging decoration for your specific use. We are committed to helping you grow your business, association, or event.

We have been partnering with groups like yours since 1984 to provide promotional power to your company, association, team, or event. Let us help you streamline your promotional plans, uniform program, tradeshow give-aways and custom advertising! We handle thousands of interesting products to promote your image. When you deal with us, you'll leave an impression!

Mission Statement

Mountain Image Distributors believes in matching the best promotional product with our clients while working to strive towards sustainable business practices in order to reduce our footprint on the earth without compromising quality and performance.

 

Dave Irwin Foundation for Brain Injury

Founded in 2002, after Dave suffered a severe head injury while skiing in Banff, the Foundation was created for the benefit of brain injury survivors and their families; for funding of academic research and innovative outreach programs and services which increase accessibility to persons in recovery; and for supporting educational programs to raise public awareness of acquired brain injury (ABI).

The Dave Irwin Foundation for Brain Injury is a testament to survival against all odds. It is a Foundation which has been created for the benefit of brain injury survivors and their families, for funding of academic research and innovative outreach programs and services which increase accessibility to persons in recovery; and for supporting educational programs to raise public awareness of acquired brain injury.

 

"Neurotrauma is the leading cause of death and disability for Canadians under the age of 45. It has catastrophic and far-reaching impact on individuals and on their families, on our healthcare system, and on our communities."
(2003, Dr. Kent Bassett-Spiers, Director, Ontario Neuroscience Organization)