In March 2026, the Guelph Black Heritage Society’s Dream Makers March Break camp created an engaging and culturally affirming space where local youth explored science, technology, leadership, and community connection. Campers took part in hands-on STEM activities, connected with peers

The ReBoot program, led by the Church of the Apostles through its Helper Bees outreach program, brought together environmental action and community care in a practical and meaningful way. Community members donated new and gently used shoes and boots, which

Launching in April, the Guelph Wellington Seniors Association (GWSA)’s Walking Club quickly became a popular and meaningful addition to its programming. The club met twice a week and attracted steady participation from the very first week, with new members joining

Child Witness Centre’s enhanced trauma-informed wraparound support program provides specialized support to children, youth, and caregivers navigating the impacts of crime, abuse, and violence. In 2025–2026, the program supported 164 young victims and 130 caregivers in Guelph and Wellington County

One Drop Foundation was the recipient of a $40,000 grant through the Sleeman Better Water Fund 2026 which is administered through The Guelph Community Foundation. Since receiving the funds in February, One Drop and its partners have already reached a

Immigrant Services Guelph Wellington’s Distract Me Not! educational program helped older adults, seniors, and newcomers learn how to recognize scams and protect themselves from distraction crime, an issue that is becoming increasingly common in communities across Ontario. The workshop focused

This winter Seed, Soil and Spirit School held a BIPOC Willow Basket Weaving Intensive workshop. This workshop brought together Black, Indigenous and racialized community members for a hands on, two day learning experience rooted in traditional fibre arts, land stewardship,