Laurie Vaillancourt has more than eight years of management experience, particularly in operations management and team leadership in complex environments. Recognized for her ability to motivate teams, she holds a certificate in business management from HEC Montréal and is currently pursuing a master’s degree in public administration (management track) at the École nationale d’administration publique (ENAP).
A manager at the Société de transport de l’Outaouais since 2023, she also serves as co-chair of the local occupational health and safety committee at the Gatineau maintenance and operations center, where she helps promote a safe and collaborative work environment.
Laurie worked for nearly ten years as a paramedic at the Coopérative des paramédics de l’Outaouais before taking on the role of Chief of Operations for the Pontiac region. This experience has allowed her to develop in-depth knowledge of the Outaouais region and the realities of rural communities, as well as a solid understanding of social issues and the needs of the most vulnerable populations.
The common thread running through her career is her commitment to the Outaouais community. Whether in the public sector, through her entrepreneurial ventures, or in her community involvement, she seeks to make a tangible contribution to the collective well-being and development of her region.
“It is with great passion and humility that I am joining Moisson Outaouais. My career has allowed me to work alongside individuals and families facing circumstances that are sometimes very difficult. These encounters have reminded me that behind every statistic there is a human story, and have inspired me to support an organization that makes a real difference in our community.”

Thanks to our leverage effect, with each $1 donation, we are able to buy $10 worth of food.
When it comes to planned giving, there are many myths that can discourage potential donors. At Moisson Outaouais, we'd like to clarify these points to help you make informed decisions.
Fiction 1: Making a bequest is complicated
Fact: Making a bequest is often simpler than you think. It can be as simple as adding a codicil to your existing will, specifying an amount or percentage of your inheritance to be left to Moisson Outaouais.
Fiction 2: By donating life insurance, I'm depriving my family.
Fact: You can structure your gift of life insurance to support both Moisson Outaouais and your family. For example, you can take out an additional policy or designate part of the benefit to the organization and the rest to your family.
Fiction 3: Gifts of stock are only good for the wealthy
Fact: Gifts of stock can benefit donors at every level. They avoid capital gains taxes and can offer substantial tax advantages, even for smaller gifts.
Fiction 4: Planned giving is only for the wealthy
Fact: Anyone can make a planned gift. Whether through gifts of stock, life insurance or wills, there are options for every financial situation. Even a small gift can have a big impact.
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