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Sisters Present $5 Million Gift

Oct 20, 2021

The Sisters of Providence of St. Vincent de Paul challenge the Foundation with transformational gift

Stark Family Fund Supports Health Care in Prince Edward County

Oct 20, 2021

$50,000 granted to the Prince Edward County Hospital to purchase a new cardiac monitoring system

A Legacy in Action

Oct 20, 2021

L. Carolyn Dundas Fund in support of Mental Health helps strengthen community wellbeing

National Day for Truth & Reconciliation

Sep 30, 2021

Today marks the first National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, commemorating the history and ongoing legacy of residential schools.

Nan Yeomans ‘Art For All’

Sep 22, 2021

The Kingston community is coming together to celebrate the life and legacy of Nan Yeomans at weekend-long event

In the Spirit of Cooperation Fund Update

Sep 14, 2021

Anonymous donor sparks action and reflection

What’s Your Will Power?

Sep 1, 2021

You can make a difference in your community FOR EVER with your Will

We are Hiring an Office Assistant

Aug 19, 2021

This position is funded by the Government of Canada through the Canada Summer Jobs program. It is for 280 hours between date of hire and December 31, 2021. You must be aged between 15 and 30 and be legally entitled to work in Canada to apply.

Chris Groeneveld-Barry Memorial Fund

Aug 5, 2021

The Mess Studio receives the inaugural grant from the Chris Groeneveld-Barry Memorial Fund

Board Updates 2021

Aug 3, 2021

The Community Foundation welcomes three new Board members

Fall 2021 Community Grants

Jul 13, 2021

Applications are now being accepted for the Fall 2021 Community Grants Program

Sisters of Providence Invest in our Community

Jul 7, 2021

Sisters of Providence Invest in our Community with $5 Million Gift

Community Builder Award 2020

Jun 29, 2021

Congratulations to our third Community Builder Award recipient, Sophie Kiwala

Tha’teioneniienawa’khontie: In the Spirit of Cooperation

Jun 28, 2021

An anonymous donor commemorates the lives of Indigenous children lost at residential schools through the Tha’teioneniienawa’khontie: In the Spirit of Cooperation Fund

ACEs Update

Jun 28, 2021

The Community Foundation continues work on Adverse Childhood Experiences

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The Community Foundation for Kingston & Area is situated on traditional Anishinaabe, Haudenosaunee and Huron-Wendat territory. We acknowledge the significance of this land and all that is within it for the Indigenous Peoples who lived and continue to live here and who are sustained by this land.

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