Friend of the Foundation Friday

This week we are featuring Sharon Livingstone. Sharon is a member of our Board of Directors and an active community member.  Sharon is a Gerontologist and Consultant with Drackley, Livingstone & Associates. As a gerontologist

This week we are featuring Dr. Derek Coleman. Derek is a generous community-minded donor who is passionate about the environment and education. Derek has been an environmental and ecological consultant for 46 years and has

This week we are featuring Sandra Peltier, a publisher at Best Version Media. Sandra is a member of our Food for Thought committee and has been a great asset in promoting the Foundation in the

This week we are featuring our friend Don Daggett, board member and volunteer with the Foundation. Don has served on our Board of Directors for 3 years and is currently our Vice-Chair. Don is an

This week we talked with Dave Walden, President of TW Properties. TW Properties is a proud sponsor of CNDCF’s 17th Annual Food for Thought and for many years has donated the office space that the

This week we are featuring Josslin Insurance, 2017 David Borges award winner and a major partner in providing early literacy programs in Cambridge and North Dumfries. We talked with Amanda Sheer and she answered a few of

This week we are featuring House of Friendship! House of Friendship works each day to influence progressive, community-wide solutions for the future so those in Waterloo Region who are struggling with the effects of low

This week we are featuring our friend April Edworthy, volunteer with the Foundation. April has been a part of our Food for Thought Committee and currently serves on our Community Grants Committee conducting grant reviews

This week we are featuring our friend Laurie Hornell, board member and volunteer with the Foundation. Laurie has been a great asset to the foundation for years. She is a member of our Board of

This week we are featuring our friends at the YWCA of Cambridge – The W! As a member agency of YWCA Canada, YWCA Cambridge is part of a national movement known as the country’s oldest