Mike Carnegie and his wife have donated $30,000 and helped raise more for local charity Partners By George Johnson, CalgaryHerald February 7, 2013 Calgary Roughnecks player Mike Carnegie has been supporting the charity Partners for awhile. The locally-based group aims to raise money to help victims of Burma’s oppressive regime. Photograph by: Calgary Herald/Files , Calgary Herald Mike Carnegie’s brother-in-law Jacob was the hook. “He was travelling around Thailand and he ended up helping Partners,” explained the Calgary Roughnecks’ defender and assistant captain on Friday. “You can’t actually do your work in Burma, it’s illegal. So he had to work inside the Thailand border. “When I signed with the Calgary Roughnecks, in ’08, he talked to me about it. He said ‘You’ve got to check out this charity. It’s called Partners and their head office is in Calgary.’ ” Since then, after some initial research and an ever-growing awareness of the ...