Tag: Guelph Wellington Dufferin
MEDIA RELEASE: 2024 United Way Campaign Kicks-Off
Better Is Possible. Guelph, Ontario, Sept. 12, 2024. With an official wave of the flag, United Way Guelph Wellington Dufferin, along with community partners and supporters, officially launched the 2024...
Read MoreFinding creative solutions to support every child
"A young person started as a student at our United Way funded program in November 2019. He came as a Grade 10 student with 4 credits from his community school,...
Read MoreJoin Us at the 2024 Kickoff!
Help us make better possible and join us at 2024 United Way Guelph Wellington Dufferin Campaign Kickoff. This year’s event will be held on September 12, 2024 at 12 pm, at...
Read MoreVolunteer Opportunity: Finance, Audit & Risk Committee Member
We are currently looking for two enthusiastic individuals who want to make a difference in our community to join our Finance, Audit & Risk Committee. About Us We are...
Read MoreUnited in Conversation Presented by Women United
Women United Guelph Wellington Dufferin is a powerful collective for social change as key drivers of philanthropy in our community. Our mission is to mobilize the caring power of women to...
Read MoreJune 21st: National Indigenous Peoples’ Day
National Indigenous Peoples Day: 21 Things you can do on June 21st Activities marking National Indigenous Peoples Day are held from coast to coast to coast on and around June...
Read MoreMEDIA RELEASE: United Way Responds to Urgent Community Needs to Make Better Possible
Guelph, Ontario, April 16, 2024. In response to critical issues like homelessness, food insecurity and mental health impacting our community and demand for community services at an all time high,...
Read MoreThe Power of a Volunteer
Robin was referred to the United Way funded program in September 2022. A grade 5 student, Robin had already endured several school changes and challenges at home, and she struggled...
Read MoreSupport At All Stages
Doug and Helen live in rural Wellington County. Doug is living with dementia and his wife, Helen, is his primary care partner. The couple has a son, but he lives...
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