Fall is a time of transition. As nature settles in for a rejuvenating rest, we at The Guelph Community Foundation are getting busier. First, we’d like to thank all of you who participated in our recent survey. This past Friday, […]
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Our Annual Impact Report for 2023/24 is here! We are excited to share our stories and to have you dive into the heart of our philanthropic journey. At Guelph Community Foundation, it is our purpose to strengthen and support our
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By donating to the Smith Heritage Education Fund, you make a lasting gift to help aspiring students fulfil their dreams to improve the world. This endowed fund will generate funds forever to provide a regular scholarship, bursary or award to
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This fund supports the pursuit of establishing a permanent site for the Remorse Sculpture. Public art unites us in reflection. Join the Nieuwland family in the pursuit of bringing the Remorse Sculpture to our community. This piece is a semi
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Bridges Over Barriers This fund was established within the Guelph Community Foundation in 2024-2025, in memory of Andrew John Bloomfield, founder of Bridges in 2004. Gerald and Elizabeth Bloomfield of Guelph, moved by the recent death of their son Andrew
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The 2023 Vital Signs report is a collaboration between The Guelph Community Foundation and Toward Common Ground with sponsorship from the United Way of Guelph and Wellington Dufferin. The report provides key indicators on the well-being of Guelph and Wellington
The Home for Good Campaign is a bold call to action to solve homelessness in our community. Through the generosity of individual donors, corporate supporters, and government partners we will raise $5 million to build Homes for Good for people
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In honour of her friend Denise, Community of Hearts volunteer and champion, Joan McVean established the Community of Hearts Scholarship Fund. What inspired Joan to set up this scholarship fund? In Joan’s own words: Denise was born in 1921 in
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“I’m going to make my mark by helping others because I like being kind to people and helping. I can help by starting over again with them or smiling. That is how I’m going to make my mark!” -Kayla Kayla
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A Legacy of Giving, Three Generations Strong For Cyndy Dearden, giving back was never a question of if, but how. She grew up in a family where philanthropy was simply a way of life, a value instilled by both of
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When You See That Things Can Be Better, Go Do Something Susan Brown was born and raised in Guelph. She spent her twenties and thirties elsewhere, but the city always pulled her back. Growing up, philanthropy was simply part of
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