Kawartha's 2021 Community Involvement Program

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Kawartha's 2021 Community Involvement Program

2021 Community Involvement Program HEALTHCARE DONATIONS YOUTH DONATIONS Agape Food Bank Alternatives Community Program Services Brockville and District Hospital Foundation Big Brothers Big Sisters Leeds & Grenville CareFor Hospice Cornwall Big Brothers Big Sisters Muskoka Community Care Kawartha Lakes Big Brothers Big Sisters Northumberland Community Care Peterborough Boys & Girls Clubs of Kawartha Lakes Cornwall Community Hospital Foundation Camp Oochigeas Hospice Lennox & Addington Canadian Canoe Museum Hospice North Hastings Cornerstone Family Violence Prevention Centre Hospice Peterborough Family and Children’s Services of Frontenac, Lennox and Addington Hospice Quinte Five Counties Children’s Centre Hospice West Parry Sound Food for Kids City of Kawartha Lakes Huntsville District Memorial Hospital Foundation Food for Kids Peterborough and County Nutrition Programs Kawartha Food Share Food for Learning c/o Hastings & Prince Edward Learning Foundation Kawartha Lakes Food Source Food Sharing Project Kawartha North Family Health Team Habitat for Humanity Cornwall & Counties Kinmount District Health Services Foundation Kawartha-Haliburton Children’s Foundation Lennox & Addington County General Hospital Foundation Kingston Interval House Martha’s Table Make-A-Wish Foundation North Hastings Fund Development Committee Mount Community Centre Otonabee-South Monaghan Food Cupboard Ross Memorial Hospital Foundation Northumberland Food for Thought South Muskoka Hospital Foundation Y.E.S. Youth Emergency Shelter Trenton Memorial Hospital Foundation YMCA of Central East Ontario University Hospitals Kingston Foundation YWCA Muskoka YWCA Peterborough ENVIRONMENTAL DONATIONS EDUCATION DONATIONS Camp Kawartha Art Gallery of Peterborough Earth Rangers Big Brothers Big Sisters of Cornwall and District Fleming College FEEL (Friends of Ecological and Environmental Learning) Junior Achievement Peterborough Lakeland Muskoka Habitat for Humanity Peterborough & Kawartha Lakes Region Loyalist College (Bancroft Campus) Near North Environmental Education Centre Queen’s University Sandy Pines Wildlife Centre St. Lawrence College Wintergreen Studios Trent University Youth Employment Assistance Headquarters Inc. COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT / SPONSORSHIPS Big Brothers Big Sisters Kingston, Frontenac, Lennox & Addington (Bowl for Kids Sake) Boys & Girls Clubs of Kingston and Area (Pink Shirt Day) Hospice Huntsville (Handbags for Hospice Charity Auction) Hospice Kingston (Hike for Hospice) Northumberland Hills Hospital Foundation (Annual Gala Ball) Peterborough Dragon Boat Festival Queen's Female Leadership in Politics West Parry Sound Health Centre Foundation (Georgian Bay Run/Walk) .

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