Videos

Loving Hands provides support to Kingston's vulnerable population, especially during the pandemic.

United Way KFL&A and Community Foundation for Kingston & Area are accepting applications for Emergency Community Support Fund. The fund provides financial support to charities and other qualified donees adapting their frontline services to support vulnerable Canadians during the COVID-19 pandemic.Kingston

Forged in Fire is a collaborative project between the Kingston Marine Museum and RMC museum exploring the maritime contributions of Kingston and area to the Second World War. But, they need your help to tell the story and are looking to speak with naval veterans of the Second World War and their descendants to help capture and share the story of Kingston and the Area’s community contributions to the war effort. This could include anecdotes, letters, photographs and/or any other artefacts that might be relevant. They are particularly interested in the stories of those who served aboard Kingston-built ships.

Virtual Cheers, To Your Health! is a region-wide fundraiser to help support Kingston Health Sciences Centre (KHSC) and Providence Care organized by the University Hospitals Kingston Foundation (UHKF).

Our United Way segment of the week is the Kingston Sexual Assault Centre and an update on the centre during the Covid-19 pandemic.

The Frontenac-Kingston Council on Aging supports seniors living in the Kingston community and recently received a grant from the Community Foundation for Kingston & Area (CFKA) for a new program.

The Sustainability Chef from Queen's University Hospitality Services talks about how the university is supporting local food charities during the pandemic in Kingston.

Kingston Humane Society is reopening for online animal adoptions.

Interview Dave Wreggitt the director of the documentary film "The KP Way", screened at the 2018 Kingston Canadian Film Festival.