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Mosaic Newcomer Family Resource Network is a settlement organization providing newcomers with family resources including English classes, child care, and parenting. BeCause Radio spoke with Valerie Cavers, Executive Director of Mosaic, to learn more about its programs and services.
The third episode of our Way Back Winnipeg series, written by Jim Blanchard, focuses on Winnipeg in the 1940s.
For a print version of this story, visit https://www.wpgfdn.org/1940s/supporting-the-war-abroad-rebuilding-at-home/
In the third episode of our Foundation Focus series, we chronicle the history of The Winnipeg Foundation in the 1940s.
For a print version of this story, visit https://www.wpgfdn.org/1940s/building-a-reputation-for-reliability/
BeCause Radio spoke with Charlene Van Buekenhout, Programming and Marketing DIrector for Dalnavert Museum, to learn more about the museum, along with the Elizabeth Alloway Lecture Series, which takes place throughout 2021, in partnership with The Winnipeg Foundation's Centennial Institute.
Since 1913, CancerCare Manitoba has supported Manitobans through treatment and supportive care, while also promoting cancer prevention and working to advance cancer and blood disorder research.
BeCause Radio spoke with Dr. Sri Navaratnam, President and CEO of CancerCare Manitoba, to learn more about the organization and the scope of its work.
Learn more about how memorial and tribute gifts to The Winnipeg Foundation have been a meaningful way to celebrate or remember a loved one for nearly a century.
For a print version of this story, visit https://www.wpgfdn.org/generosity-in-action/celebrating-a-loved-one-through-a-gift-to-the-foundation/
A brief biography of Peter Lowe, The Foundation’s first Executive Director, written by Dr. Gordon Goldsborough.
For a print version of this story, visit https://www.wpgfdn.org/1930s/peter-below/
Evan Maydaniuk, Director of Development & Marketing with Big Brothers Big Sisters of Winnipeg, joins us to talk about how Big Brothers Big Sisters of Winnipeg changes lives through its mentorship programs.
Learn more about The Winnipeg Foundation's history of support for recreational programs, including summer camps.
For a print version of this story, visit https://www.wpgfdn.org/1930s/supporting-programs-that-help-kids-be-kids/
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