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In honour of Pride month, we want to highlight a fantastic organization in Niagara that received donor directed grants.
In honour of Pride month, we want to highlight a fantastic organization in Niagara that received donor directed grants.
The Rotary Club of St. Catharines celebrated its 100th birthday in 2021 and a goal to celebrate the club’s Centennial was to commit funding for a project that would address the significant need in the community for affordable housing.
The phenomenal success of Niagara’s 2022 Canada Summer Games will live on forever with a new organization called Sport Niagara and a $3.5 million endowment with the Niagara Community Foundation.
Charity begins at home for Donald and Andrée McMaster. One need only to see the list of causes to which the Grimsby couple regularly donate to know that’s true. So it was an easy decision to set up a fund with the Niagara Community Foundation to maximize the impact of their charitable giving close to home.
After a career of service in the healthcare field and a lifetime of dedication to her local community, Sharon McMillan is grateful to know that the Niagara Community Foundation is making it possible for her to continue that service and dedication – for generations to come.
An innovative fund with the Niagara Community Foundation will help Niagara food banks provide more food now and in the future.
A legacy-driven initiative supporting water safety and rescue organizations in the Niagara Region.
Sharon and Don Svob would not consider themselves to be extraordinary people, yet with the Niagara Community Foundation, they’ve been able to do an extraordinary thing.
Ask Terence Schilstra, and he’ll tell you that downtown Thorold is an amazing place to live and work. The pastor at The Table, a Christian missional community serving Thorold’s core, will also tell you the city centre has some hard realities.
Philanthropy and community involvement have been a way of life for Todd and Kerry Shoalts.