TORONTO— Konica Minolta Canada announced a partnership with the Toronto-based non-profit organization Eva’s. In an effort to help modernize Eva’s in-house print shop, Konica Minolta has  a  donation of two AccurioPress C2060 colour printers. Founded in 1994 is an  organization which provides young people the support they need to permanently transition out of homelessness.  Their downtown Eva’s Phoenix location which, in addition to providing transitional housing for up to 50 homeless youth, also offers a wide array of employment and job training services. Eva’s Print Shop is a fully-functioning print shop which serves as both a source of revenue for the programs at Eva’s, as well as a job and skill training facility for youth interested in graphic communications and print. Konica Minolta is a supplier to  the Canadian Graphic Communications Industry. With a portfolio of industrial print and inkjet equipment.