The Fredericton Community Foundation announced today that it has provided over $133,000 to assist 30 projects at 29 different charitable organizations to support the immediate needs in the greater Fredericton region.
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Hospice Fredericton and the Fredericton Community Foundation partner to expand the Hospice Fredericton Endowment Fund.
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Lakeland Resource Centre program provides food security for hungry youth in the McAdam – Harvey area.
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“I heard about the good things the Fredericton Community Foundation does through my friends Jeff and Richard McGuigan,” Mike says. “Sadly, it was around the time of Jeff’s passing that we began donating.”
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This year was our biggest Kindness Week to date, with over 100 businesses and countless individuals in the community taking part and spreading the kindness. Thank you all for demonstrating what it truly means to be #FrederictonKind.
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“People often don’t have an understanding of what assistive technology is,” says Courtney Cameron, regional coordinator of Makers Making Change. “Funding is always a challenge. Being able to secure funding for assistive technology at a local level has been very difficult, so we are extremely grateful for this support.”
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“Art has always had such a therapeutic component to it,” says Jennifer Krueger, an artist and the founder and executive producer of the Estey Art Initiative. “COVID stressed everybody out in one way or another, and art was missing for the kids.”
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We asked youth age 12 and under in the greater Fredericton region to draw “What the holidays mean to you in your community” and submit their artwork for a chance to be featured on our 2021 Holiday Card!
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The Fredericton Community Foundation announced on National Philanthropy Day - November 15th, that it has selected Partners for Youth and the Fredericton Downtown Community Health Centre to receive this year’s Impact Grants. The grants are valued at $20,000 and $8,500, respectively.
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When the COVID-19 pandemic entered New Brunswick, Jenna Whitlock noticed a change in the behaviour of residents at Nashwaak Villa Nursing Home in Stanley.
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Jobs Unlimited was the recipients of the 2020-21 Impact Grant, in support of their work to create an indoor “zen room” and provide a much-needed update to the outdoor garden at their York Street facility.
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Madeline Savoie of Fredericton has been selected to receive the Council of the Arts Fredericton Performing Arts Scholarship for 2021. The award is valued at $5000.
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Fredericton High School graduate, Brianna Spencer, is a skilled athlete who plays and coaches various sports, with a focus on soccer. Brianna is also the recipient of three scholarships from the Fredericton Community Foundation, totaling $2,250. She was recently awarded the Provincial Artisans Bursary, the Robert Morimanno Memorial Scholarship, and the Timmy Munn Memorial Scholarship.
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The Fredericton Community Foundation announced today that it has provided over $160,000 to support 37 programs or projects at 35 different charities in the greater Fredericton region. As part of the annual Community Grants process, these awards were provided to support organizations to deliver essential programming to those who need it the most.
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The Board of Directors of the Fredericton Community Foundation is pleased to welcome Calvin Milbury as the new Executive Director, effective April 12, 2021. After a competitive hiring process, Calvin rose to the top and is eager to start helping to grow the endowment and advancing the Foundation’s work.
Read MoreIt is with a mix of sadness for her departure and gratitude for her service that the Board of Directors announces Kate Rogers’ resignation as Executive Director of the Fredericton Community Foundation, effective January 29, 2021
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The 2020 Impact Grant has been awarded to Jobs Unlimited to create relaxing and stimulating spaces for their service participants! This grant of $29,600 will be used to purchase much-needed equipment and tools that many of us might take for granted. We cannot wait to see how this project will improve the quality of life for their service participants.
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We have opted to move from having two Community Grant sessions per year to having one session per year. The same amount of grant dollars will be available; we will simply spend the full amount in one session.
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