Big Brothers Big Sisters of Fredericton and Oromocto (BBBSFO) has been awarded the Fredericton Community Foundation’s $30,000 Game-Changer Grant for their New Mentoring Coordinator and Expansion of Mentoring Programs initiative. Announced at the For Good Forever Showcase, this funding will help BBBSFO expand mentorship opportunities, reduce wait times, and reach more youth in our community, fostering brighter futures for generations to come.
Read MoreRichard Clark, a devoted supporter of the Fredericton Community Foundation, has been awarded the King Charles III Coronation Medal for his remarkable contributions. Read more about his inspiring legacy and dedication to our community.
Read MoreTwo Fredericton-area students entering post-secondary education this fall are benefitting from a scholarship named in honour of Robert Morimanno, a local volunteer who sadly passed away from brain cancer in 2019 at age 51.
Read MoreJoin us as we recap the Fredericton Community Foundation's 2024 Philanthropy in Action event, where we celebrated the remarkable contributions of Margaret and Bill Jones. Discover how their dedication to the community earned them the Philanthropy in Action Award and a $10,000 grant for Sistema NB. Learn about the event's success in raising a record-breaking $120,000 to support local initiatives and enjoy highlights from an unforgettable evening of community, generosity, and celebration.
Read MoreWe reflect on Harrison's remarkable journey and the enduring impact of his legacy. Harrison's story is one of resilience, positivity, and unwavering determination in adversity. In this blog post, we honor Harrison's memory, share his inspiring journey, and highlight the efforts of the Fredericton Red Wings Hockey Fights Cancer group in supporting the Harrison Gilks Legacy Fund. Join us in celebrating Harrison's legacy of hope and courage as we continue to make a difference in our community.
Read MoreJoin the celebration of Margaret and Bill Jones, pillars of community service for an extraordinary five decades. Their unwavering commitment to the Fredericton YMCA, Nature Conservancy, and UNB reflects a legacy of generosity that defines philanthropy in action.
Read MoreExplore the story of the Williams family, dedicated to upholding the legacy of the late Andy Williams, a revered business leader known for his community-focused philanthropy. Discover the profound impact of this fund, which has already funded significant scholarships and continues to foster a tradition of generosity, compassion, and community support.
Read MoreEnter our exciting holiday art contest for young artists! Celebrate the season with creative joy and win fantastic prizes. Don't miss out!
Read MoreExplore how Liberty Lane Inc. transforms lives with the Fredericton Community Foundation's $30,000 Game Changer Grant. Delve into their innovative 'Youth and Young Adults: A Healthy Relationships Plus Program,' addressing critical issues in our community. Witness the power of education and community support, making a lasting impact. Join us on this inspiring journey of positive change.
Read MoreReflect on National Day for Truth and Reconciliation with us as we acknowledge Survivors, families, and communities. Discover resources to explore the diverse cultures and voices of Indigenous peoples.
Read MoreFor nearly two decades, the Charlotte Street Arts Centre has been the beating heart of Fredericton's art scene, nurturing talents and fostering a vibrant arts community.
Read MoreAmid the passing years, some moments stay etched in the heart forever. Today, we stand at a crossroads of memory and hope as we honor the lives of our heroes. Their stories testify to the strength that binds us and a beacon guiding us toward unity and resilience. Let's never forget their legacies!
Read MoreDiscover how the power of community shines as $296,685 is granted to eight charities in the greater Fredericton region. This funding, courtesy of Canada's Community Services Recovery Fund, showcases collaboration and resilience, propelling community services towards a brighter future. Explore how these organizations adapt, modernize, and thrive in challenging times.
Read MoreToday is a special day in Canada dedicated to honouring and learning about the diverse experiences, rich heritage, and invaluable impact of the First Nations. It's a time to recognize and appreciate the contributions made by Indigenous Peoples throughout the history of this great nation.
Read MoreJoin us as we recap the highlights of the Philanthropy in Action Dinner 2023, a heartwarming event celebrating community and inspiration in Fredericton. From honoring the remarkable Elaine Colter to the uplifting keynote address by David Myles, delightful local cuisine, and the thrill of the raffle, this evening, we left a lasting impact. Discover the power of philanthropy and the joy of giving back to our community. Read more about our sponsors and attendees' unforgettable moments and expressions of gratitude.
Read MoreA visionary, a leader, and an inspiration to many. These are a few words that are used by the community to describe Elaine Colter and the impact she has had on numerous organizations and lives within Fredericton. For the first time in the history of the Philanthropy in Action Award, the Fredericton Community Foundation will be honouring a solo female recipient.
Read MoreProject 93 from the Fredericton Homeless Shelters was the recipient of a 2021 Community Grant for their work in trying to achieve a 93% sustained housed rate.
Read MoreThe Fredericton Community Foundation announced last night at the For Good, Forever Showcase, that it has selected the 12 Neighbours Community Inc. to receive this year’s Game Changer Grant. The grant is valued at $30,000 and is the largest grant offered by the Foundation.
Read MoreWith the support of a $3,000 Community Grant from the Fredericton Community Foundation, Community Forests International is restoring 3.3 kilometres of trail in the forest, improving access to outdoor activities and providing participants with educational opportunities on the role of the Wabanaki Forest (also known as the Acadian Forest).
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