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Kinsmen Club of Kingston provides Challenge Grant to local women's shelter, Kingston Interval House (KIH)

12:00 AM — 11:59 PM

The Kinsmen Club and Kingston Interval House are issuing a challenge to the Community to Help Stop Violence Against Women. To help celebrate International Women’s Day this year, the Kinsmen Club of Kingston has provided Kingston Interval House (KIH) with a challenge grant to help raise awareness and funds for women, children, and youth impacted by domestic violence and gender-based violence in Kingston and area. Kingston Interval House (KIH) is a local agency in Kingston that provides emergency shelter, second stage housing, and community outreach for women, children and youth experiencing violence. The Kinsmen Club of Kingston runs the annual Kinsmen Dream Home Lottery and has been giving back to the community for over 100 years. These two organizations are excited to partner together to celebrate International Women’s Day 2021 by challenging Kingston and surrounding area to step up and help stop violence against women. The $20,000 challenge grant, provided by the Kinsmen Club of Kingston, will be used to match every donation, dollar for dollar, made to Kingston Interval House between March 1-31st. This means that every dollar donated to will be doubled and have twice the impact. “The Kinsmen Club of Kingston is happy to provide this grant to Kingston Interval House in order to help raise awareness and much needed funds to help stop violence against women in our community.” – Tammy Duphney (Kinsmen Club of Kingston) Marked annually on March 8th, International Women's Day is one of the most important days of the year to celebrate women's achievements, raise awareness about women's equality, lobby for accelerated gender parity, and fundraise for female-focused charities. The theme for International Women’s Day 2021 is “Choose to Challenge” and is based on the belief that a challenged world is an alert world, and that from challenge comes change. The #ChooseToChallenge and #IWD2021 tags will be used to raise awareness, engagement, and funds to support women across the globe. The COVID-19 pandemic shined a spotlight on violence against women and the need for women’s shelters and services across the country. Experts say more needs to be done for women who are escaping violence. According to the Women’s Foundation of Canada, a woman in Canada is killed approximately every 6 days by her intimate partner, and 67% of all Canadians say they know someone personally who has experienced physical of sexual abuse. Kingston Interval House, which continues to operate 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, is excited for the #ChooseToChallenge International Women’s Day theme this year, as it is a chance to help raise awareness about the services and programs it provides, and the need for community support. “When we receive financial donations, our agency can use that money to support the women, children and youth who have been impacted by domestic violence through our various programs. Quite simply, financial donations allow us to continue to help some of the most vulnerable in our community. By donating to KIH, you should feel good knowing you are helping women, children, and youth to break that cycle of violence.” - Leigh Martins (Training, Education, and Volunteer Coordinator, KIH) Funds raised from this initiative will go directly towards supporting the women, children, and youth in Kingston and area who are accessing Kingston Interval House programs and services. “We are so grateful to the Kinsmen Club of Kingston for providing us with these funds, and we are excited to partner with them on this initiative.” - Pam Havery (Executive Director, KIH) To donate please visit: www.kingstonintervalhouse.com For more information, please contact Nikki Beaulieu at: funddevelopment@kingstonintervalhouse.com or 613-546-1833 ext. 35 About KIH: Kingston Interval House (KIH) is the only violence against women shelter in Kingston and has been in operation since 1975. KIH provides essential, responsive, and empowering services to women, children and youth who have experienced the impact of violence against women. KIH seeks to interrupt the cycle of domestic abuse and gender-based violence through the delivery of its core services, which include: emergency shelter services, transitional programs, community-based outreach and support services, second-stage housing, public education, awareness, and prevention services, as well as community engagement and capacity building. For more information, please visit www.kingstonintervalhouse.com. If you are in crisis, please call our 24-Hour Crisis Line: 613-546-1777

Website

http://kingstonintervalhouse.com/

Location/Venue Name

Kingston Interval House

P.O. Box 21042, Kingston, K7L 5P5

02:30 PM

Beethoven & Muczynski

02:30 PM — 03:00 PM

The Kingston Symphony presents a wind trio featuring Anne Palmer flute, Carina Canonico clarinet, and Katie Legere bassoon. Today’s Program Robert Muczynski: Fragments for Wind Trio Leroy Anderson (arr. M.A. Palmer): Blue Tango John Palmer: Moments Jimmy McHugh (arr. Thomas H. Graf): Sunny Side of the Street Ludwig van Beethoven: Variations on La ci darem la mano Watch live stream on YouTube: https://youtu.be/NfJEncpT74Y Watch live stream on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/events/156666216181123/ We are offering access to the live stream of this performance free of charge. We hope you will consider supporting the Kingston Symphony by making a donation at the link here: https://www.canadahelps.org/en/dn/8959

Website

https://www.kingstonsymphony.ca/about/

Location/Venue Name

Online

Online, Kingston, online

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War Amps 2021 Key Tag Campaign

12:00 AM — 11:59 PM

For 75 years, The War Amps has provided a valuable lost key return service to the public, while raising funds for our essential programs and services for amputees. Our annual key tag mailing begins in Kingston on March 8. Visit waramps.ca to learn how you can help!

Website

http://www.waramps.ca

All day

Kinsmen Club of Kingston provides Challenge Grant to local women's shelter, Kingston Interval House (KIH)

12:00 AM — 11:59 PM

The Kinsmen Club and Kingston Interval House are issuing a challenge to the Community to Help Stop Violence Against Women. To help celebrate International Women’s Day this year, the Kinsmen Club of Kingston has provided Kingston Interval House (KIH) with a challenge grant to help raise awareness and funds for women, children, and youth impacted by domestic violence and gender-based violence in Kingston and area. Kingston Interval House (KIH) is a local agency in Kingston that provides emergency shelter, second stage housing, and community outreach for women, children and youth experiencing violence. The Kinsmen Club of Kingston runs the annual Kinsmen Dream Home Lottery and has been giving back to the community for over 100 years. These two organizations are excited to partner together to celebrate International Women’s Day 2021 by challenging Kingston and surrounding area to step up and help stop violence against women. The $20,000 challenge grant, provided by the Kinsmen Club of Kingston, will be used to match every donation, dollar for dollar, made to Kingston Interval House between March 1-31st. This means that every dollar donated to will be doubled and have twice the impact. “The Kinsmen Club of Kingston is happy to provide this grant to Kingston Interval House in order to help raise awareness and much needed funds to help stop violence against women in our community.” – Tammy Duphney (Kinsmen Club of Kingston) Marked annually on March 8th, International Women's Day is one of the most important days of the year to celebrate women's achievements, raise awareness about women's equality, lobby for accelerated gender parity, and fundraise for female-focused charities. The theme for International Women’s Day 2021 is “Choose to Challenge” and is based on the belief that a challenged world is an alert world, and that from challenge comes change. The #ChooseToChallenge and #IWD2021 tags will be used to raise awareness, engagement, and funds to support women across the globe. The COVID-19 pandemic shined a spotlight on violence against women and the need for women’s shelters and services across the country. Experts say more needs to be done for women who are escaping violence. According to the Women’s Foundation of Canada, a woman in Canada is killed approximately every 6 days by her intimate partner, and 67% of all Canadians say they know someone personally who has experienced physical of sexual abuse. Kingston Interval House, which continues to operate 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, is excited for the #ChooseToChallenge International Women’s Day theme this year, as it is a chance to help raise awareness about the services and programs it provides, and the need for community support. “When we receive financial donations, our agency can use that money to support the women, children and youth who have been impacted by domestic violence through our various programs. Quite simply, financial donations allow us to continue to help some of the most vulnerable in our community. By donating to KIH, you should feel good knowing you are helping women, children, and youth to break that cycle of violence.” - Leigh Martins (Training, Education, and Volunteer Coordinator, KIH) Funds raised from this initiative will go directly towards supporting the women, children, and youth in Kingston and area who are accessing Kingston Interval House programs and services. “We are so grateful to the Kinsmen Club of Kingston for providing us with these funds, and we are excited to partner with them on this initiative.” - Pam Havery (Executive Director, KIH) To donate please visit: www.kingstonintervalhouse.com For more information, please contact Nikki Beaulieu at: funddevelopment@kingstonintervalhouse.com or 613-546-1833 ext. 35 About KIH: Kingston Interval House (KIH) is the only violence against women shelter in Kingston and has been in operation since 1975. KIH provides essential, responsive, and empowering services to women, children and youth who have experienced the impact of violence against women. KIH seeks to interrupt the cycle of domestic abuse and gender-based violence through the delivery of its core services, which include: emergency shelter services, transitional programs, community-based outreach and support services, second-stage housing, public education, awareness, and prevention services, as well as community engagement and capacity building. For more information, please visit www.kingstonintervalhouse.com. If you are in crisis, please call our 24-Hour Crisis Line: 613-546-1777

Website

http://kingstonintervalhouse.com/

Location/Venue Name

Kingston Interval House

P.O. Box 21042, Kingston, K7L 5P5

06:00 PM

Evening course in acrylic painting

06:00 PM — 09:00 PM

An evening acrylic painting course open to students of all levels who wish to learn or advance their skills and creativity in painting. You will learn to feel comfortable with the medium and to explore possibilities. Instruction and demonstrations will include basic colour theory, mixing, handling of paint and brushes and various painting techniques. Instructor: Maureen Sheridan. Monday evenings, 6 - 9 p.m. Eight weeks, starting March 8th, at the Kingston School of Art. www.ksoa.info

Website

http://www.ksoa.info

Location/Venue Name

Kingston School of Art

647a Princess St., Kingston, K7L 1E4

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Kinsmen Club of Kingston provides Challenge Grant to local women's shelter, Kingston Interval House (KIH)

12:00 AM — 11:59 PM

The Kinsmen Club and Kingston Interval House are issuing a challenge to the Community to Help Stop Violence Against Women. To help celebrate International Women’s Day this year, the Kinsmen Club of Kingston has provided Kingston Interval House (KIH) with a challenge grant to help raise awareness and funds for women, children, and youth impacted by domestic violence and gender-based violence in Kingston and area. Kingston Interval House (KIH) is a local agency in Kingston that provides emergency shelter, second stage housing, and community outreach for women, children and youth experiencing violence. The Kinsmen Club of Kingston runs the annual Kinsmen Dream Home Lottery and has been giving back to the community for over 100 years. These two organizations are excited to partner together to celebrate International Women’s Day 2021 by challenging Kingston and surrounding area to step up and help stop violence against women. The $20,000 challenge grant, provided by the Kinsmen Club of Kingston, will be used to match every donation, dollar for dollar, made to Kingston Interval House between March 1-31st. This means that every dollar donated to will be doubled and have twice the impact. “The Kinsmen Club of Kingston is happy to provide this grant to Kingston Interval House in order to help raise awareness and much needed funds to help stop violence against women in our community.” – Tammy Duphney (Kinsmen Club of Kingston) Marked annually on March 8th, International Women's Day is one of the most important days of the year to celebrate women's achievements, raise awareness about women's equality, lobby for accelerated gender parity, and fundraise for female-focused charities. The theme for International Women’s Day 2021 is “Choose to Challenge” and is based on the belief that a challenged world is an alert world, and that from challenge comes change. The #ChooseToChallenge and #IWD2021 tags will be used to raise awareness, engagement, and funds to support women across the globe. The COVID-19 pandemic shined a spotlight on violence against women and the need for women’s shelters and services across the country. Experts say more needs to be done for women who are escaping violence. According to the Women’s Foundation of Canada, a woman in Canada is killed approximately every 6 days by her intimate partner, and 67% of all Canadians say they know someone personally who has experienced physical of sexual abuse. Kingston Interval House, which continues to operate 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, is excited for the #ChooseToChallenge International Women’s Day theme this year, as it is a chance to help raise awareness about the services and programs it provides, and the need for community support. “When we receive financial donations, our agency can use that money to support the women, children and youth who have been impacted by domestic violence through our various programs. Quite simply, financial donations allow us to continue to help some of the most vulnerable in our community. By donating to KIH, you should feel good knowing you are helping women, children, and youth to break that cycle of violence.” - Leigh Martins (Training, Education, and Volunteer Coordinator, KIH) Funds raised from this initiative will go directly towards supporting the women, children, and youth in Kingston and area who are accessing Kingston Interval House programs and services. “We are so grateful to the Kinsmen Club of Kingston for providing us with these funds, and we are excited to partner with them on this initiative.” - Pam Havery (Executive Director, KIH) To donate please visit: www.kingstonintervalhouse.com For more information, please contact Nikki Beaulieu at: funddevelopment@kingstonintervalhouse.com or 613-546-1833 ext. 35 About KIH: Kingston Interval House (KIH) is the only violence against women shelter in Kingston and has been in operation since 1975. KIH provides essential, responsive, and empowering services to women, children and youth who have experienced the impact of violence against women. KIH seeks to interrupt the cycle of domestic abuse and gender-based violence through the delivery of its core services, which include: emergency shelter services, transitional programs, community-based outreach and support services, second-stage housing, public education, awareness, and prevention services, as well as community engagement and capacity building. For more information, please visit www.kingstonintervalhouse.com. If you are in crisis, please call our 24-Hour Crisis Line: 613-546-1777

Website

http://kingstonintervalhouse.com/

Location/Venue Name

Kingston Interval House

P.O. Box 21042, Kingston, K7L 5P5

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Kinsmen Club of Kingston provides Challenge Grant to local women's shelter, Kingston Interval House (KIH)

12:00 AM — 11:59 PM

The Kinsmen Club and Kingston Interval House are issuing a challenge to the Community to Help Stop Violence Against Women. To help celebrate International Women’s Day this year, the Kinsmen Club of Kingston has provided Kingston Interval House (KIH) with a challenge grant to help raise awareness and funds for women, children, and youth impacted by domestic violence and gender-based violence in Kingston and area. Kingston Interval House (KIH) is a local agency in Kingston that provides emergency shelter, second stage housing, and community outreach for women, children and youth experiencing violence. The Kinsmen Club of Kingston runs the annual Kinsmen Dream Home Lottery and has been giving back to the community for over 100 years. These two organizations are excited to partner together to celebrate International Women’s Day 2021 by challenging Kingston and surrounding area to step up and help stop violence against women. The $20,000 challenge grant, provided by the Kinsmen Club of Kingston, will be used to match every donation, dollar for dollar, made to Kingston Interval House between March 1-31st. This means that every dollar donated to will be doubled and have twice the impact. “The Kinsmen Club of Kingston is happy to provide this grant to Kingston Interval House in order to help raise awareness and much needed funds to help stop violence against women in our community.” – Tammy Duphney (Kinsmen Club of Kingston) Marked annually on March 8th, International Women's Day is one of the most important days of the year to celebrate women's achievements, raise awareness about women's equality, lobby for accelerated gender parity, and fundraise for female-focused charities. The theme for International Women’s Day 2021 is “Choose to Challenge” and is based on the belief that a challenged world is an alert world, and that from challenge comes change. The #ChooseToChallenge and #IWD2021 tags will be used to raise awareness, engagement, and funds to support women across the globe. The COVID-19 pandemic shined a spotlight on violence against women and the need for women’s shelters and services across the country. Experts say more needs to be done for women who are escaping violence. According to the Women’s Foundation of Canada, a woman in Canada is killed approximately every 6 days by her intimate partner, and 67% of all Canadians say they know someone personally who has experienced physical of sexual abuse. Kingston Interval House, which continues to operate 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, is excited for the #ChooseToChallenge International Women’s Day theme this year, as it is a chance to help raise awareness about the services and programs it provides, and the need for community support. “When we receive financial donations, our agency can use that money to support the women, children and youth who have been impacted by domestic violence through our various programs. Quite simply, financial donations allow us to continue to help some of the most vulnerable in our community. By donating to KIH, you should feel good knowing you are helping women, children, and youth to break that cycle of violence.” - Leigh Martins (Training, Education, and Volunteer Coordinator, KIH) Funds raised from this initiative will go directly towards supporting the women, children, and youth in Kingston and area who are accessing Kingston Interval House programs and services. “We are so grateful to the Kinsmen Club of Kingston for providing us with these funds, and we are excited to partner with them on this initiative.” - Pam Havery (Executive Director, KIH) To donate please visit: www.kingstonintervalhouse.com For more information, please contact Nikki Beaulieu at: funddevelopment@kingstonintervalhouse.com or 613-546-1833 ext. 35 About KIH: Kingston Interval House (KIH) is the only violence against women shelter in Kingston and has been in operation since 1975. KIH provides essential, responsive, and empowering services to women, children and youth who have experienced the impact of violence against women. KIH seeks to interrupt the cycle of domestic abuse and gender-based violence through the delivery of its core services, which include: emergency shelter services, transitional programs, community-based outreach and support services, second-stage housing, public education, awareness, and prevention services, as well as community engagement and capacity building. For more information, please visit www.kingstonintervalhouse.com. If you are in crisis, please call our 24-Hour Crisis Line: 613-546-1777

Website

http://kingstonintervalhouse.com/

Location/Venue Name

Kingston Interval House

P.O. Box 21042, Kingston, K7L 5P5

All day

War Amps 2021 Key Tag Campaign

12:00 AM — 11:59 PM

For 75 years, The War Amps has provided a valuable lost key return service to the public, while raising funds for our essential programs and services for amputees. Our annual key tag mailing begins in Kingston on March 8. Visit waramps.ca to learn how you can help!

Website

http://www.waramps.ca

All day

Kinsmen Club of Kingston provides Challenge Grant to local women's shelter, Kingston Interval House (KIH)

12:00 AM — 11:59 PM

The Kinsmen Club and Kingston Interval House are issuing a challenge to the Community to Help Stop Violence Against Women. To help celebrate International Women’s Day this year, the Kinsmen Club of Kingston has provided Kingston Interval House (KIH) with a challenge grant to help raise awareness and funds for women, children, and youth impacted by domestic violence and gender-based violence in Kingston and area. Kingston Interval House (KIH) is a local agency in Kingston that provides emergency shelter, second stage housing, and community outreach for women, children and youth experiencing violence. The Kinsmen Club of Kingston runs the annual Kinsmen Dream Home Lottery and has been giving back to the community for over 100 years. These two organizations are excited to partner together to celebrate International Women’s Day 2021 by challenging Kingston and surrounding area to step up and help stop violence against women. The $20,000 challenge grant, provided by the Kinsmen Club of Kingston, will be used to match every donation, dollar for dollar, made to Kingston Interval House between March 1-31st. This means that every dollar donated to will be doubled and have twice the impact. “The Kinsmen Club of Kingston is happy to provide this grant to Kingston Interval House in order to help raise awareness and much needed funds to help stop violence against women in our community.” – Tammy Duphney (Kinsmen Club of Kingston) Marked annually on March 8th, International Women's Day is one of the most important days of the year to celebrate women's achievements, raise awareness about women's equality, lobby for accelerated gender parity, and fundraise for female-focused charities. The theme for International Women’s Day 2021 is “Choose to Challenge” and is based on the belief that a challenged world is an alert world, and that from challenge comes change. The #ChooseToChallenge and #IWD2021 tags will be used to raise awareness, engagement, and funds to support women across the globe. The COVID-19 pandemic shined a spotlight on violence against women and the need for women’s shelters and services across the country. Experts say more needs to be done for women who are escaping violence. According to the Women’s Foundation of Canada, a woman in Canada is killed approximately every 6 days by her intimate partner, and 67% of all Canadians say they know someone personally who has experienced physical of sexual abuse. Kingston Interval House, which continues to operate 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, is excited for the #ChooseToChallenge International Women’s Day theme this year, as it is a chance to help raise awareness about the services and programs it provides, and the need for community support. “When we receive financial donations, our agency can use that money to support the women, children and youth who have been impacted by domestic violence through our various programs. Quite simply, financial donations allow us to continue to help some of the most vulnerable in our community. By donating to KIH, you should feel good knowing you are helping women, children, and youth to break that cycle of violence.” - Leigh Martins (Training, Education, and Volunteer Coordinator, KIH) Funds raised from this initiative will go directly towards supporting the women, children, and youth in Kingston and area who are accessing Kingston Interval House programs and services. “We are so grateful to the Kinsmen Club of Kingston for providing us with these funds, and we are excited to partner with them on this initiative.” - Pam Havery (Executive Director, KIH) To donate please visit: www.kingstonintervalhouse.com For more information, please contact Nikki Beaulieu at: funddevelopment@kingstonintervalhouse.com or 613-546-1833 ext. 35 About KIH: Kingston Interval House (KIH) is the only violence against women shelter in Kingston and has been in operation since 1975. KIH provides essential, responsive, and empowering services to women, children and youth who have experienced the impact of violence against women. KIH seeks to interrupt the cycle of domestic abuse and gender-based violence through the delivery of its core services, which include: emergency shelter services, transitional programs, community-based outreach and support services, second-stage housing, public education, awareness, and prevention services, as well as community engagement and capacity building. For more information, please visit www.kingstonintervalhouse.com. If you are in crisis, please call our 24-Hour Crisis Line: 613-546-1777

Website

http://kingstonintervalhouse.com/

Location/Venue Name

Kingston Interval House

P.O. Box 21042, Kingston, K7L 5P5

All day

Kinsmen Club of Kingston provides Challenge Grant to local women's shelter, Kingston Interval House (KIH)

12:00 AM — 11:59 PM

The Kinsmen Club and Kingston Interval House are issuing a challenge to the Community to Help Stop Violence Against Women. To help celebrate International Women’s Day this year, the Kinsmen Club of Kingston has provided Kingston Interval House (KIH) with a challenge grant to help raise awareness and funds for women, children, and youth impacted by domestic violence and gender-based violence in Kingston and area. Kingston Interval House (KIH) is a local agency in Kingston that provides emergency shelter, second stage housing, and community outreach for women, children and youth experiencing violence. The Kinsmen Club of Kingston runs the annual Kinsmen Dream Home Lottery and has been giving back to the community for over 100 years. These two organizations are excited to partner together to celebrate International Women’s Day 2021 by challenging Kingston and surrounding area to step up and help stop violence against women. The $20,000 challenge grant, provided by the Kinsmen Club of Kingston, will be used to match every donation, dollar for dollar, made to Kingston Interval House between March 1-31st. This means that every dollar donated to will be doubled and have twice the impact. “The Kinsmen Club of Kingston is happy to provide this grant to Kingston Interval House in order to help raise awareness and much needed funds to help stop violence against women in our community.” – Tammy Duphney (Kinsmen Club of Kingston) Marked annually on March 8th, International Women's Day is one of the most important days of the year to celebrate women's achievements, raise awareness about women's equality, lobby for accelerated gender parity, and fundraise for female-focused charities. The theme for International Women’s Day 2021 is “Choose to Challenge” and is based on the belief that a challenged world is an alert world, and that from challenge comes change. The #ChooseToChallenge and #IWD2021 tags will be used to raise awareness, engagement, and funds to support women across the globe. The COVID-19 pandemic shined a spotlight on violence against women and the need for women’s shelters and services across the country. Experts say more needs to be done for women who are escaping violence. According to the Women’s Foundation of Canada, a woman in Canada is killed approximately every 6 days by her intimate partner, and 67% of all Canadians say they know someone personally who has experienced physical of sexual abuse. Kingston Interval House, which continues to operate 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, is excited for the #ChooseToChallenge International Women’s Day theme this year, as it is a chance to help raise awareness about the services and programs it provides, and the need for community support. “When we receive financial donations, our agency can use that money to support the women, children and youth who have been impacted by domestic violence through our various programs. Quite simply, financial donations allow us to continue to help some of the most vulnerable in our community. By donating to KIH, you should feel good knowing you are helping women, children, and youth to break that cycle of violence.” - Leigh Martins (Training, Education, and Volunteer Coordinator, KIH) Funds raised from this initiative will go directly towards supporting the women, children, and youth in Kingston and area who are accessing Kingston Interval House programs and services. “We are so grateful to the Kinsmen Club of Kingston for providing us with these funds, and we are excited to partner with them on this initiative.” - Pam Havery (Executive Director, KIH) To donate please visit: www.kingstonintervalhouse.com For more information, please contact Nikki Beaulieu at: funddevelopment@kingstonintervalhouse.com or 613-546-1833 ext. 35 About KIH: Kingston Interval House (KIH) is the only violence against women shelter in Kingston and has been in operation since 1975. KIH provides essential, responsive, and empowering services to women, children and youth who have experienced the impact of violence against women. KIH seeks to interrupt the cycle of domestic abuse and gender-based violence through the delivery of its core services, which include: emergency shelter services, transitional programs, community-based outreach and support services, second-stage housing, public education, awareness, and prevention services, as well as community engagement and capacity building. For more information, please visit www.kingstonintervalhouse.com. If you are in crisis, please call our 24-Hour Crisis Line: 613-546-1777

Website

http://kingstonintervalhouse.com/

Location/Venue Name

Kingston Interval House

P.O. Box 21042, Kingston, K7L 5P5

All day

War Amps 2021 Key Tag Campaign

12:00 AM — 11:59 PM

For 75 years, The War Amps has provided a valuable lost key return service to the public, while raising funds for our essential programs and services for amputees. Our annual key tag mailing begins in Kingston on March 8. Visit waramps.ca to learn how you can help!

Website

http://www.waramps.ca

12:00 AM

Kinsmen Club of Kingston provides Challenge Grant to local women's shelter, Kingston Interval House (KIH)

12:00 AM — 10:59 PM

The Kinsmen Club and Kingston Interval House are issuing a challenge to the Community to Help Stop Violence Against Women. To help celebrate International Women’s Day this year, the Kinsmen Club of Kingston has provided Kingston Interval House (KIH) with a challenge grant to help raise awareness and funds for women, children, and youth impacted by domestic violence and gender-based violence in Kingston and area. Kingston Interval House (KIH) is a local agency in Kingston that provides emergency shelter, second stage housing, and community outreach for women, children and youth experiencing violence. The Kinsmen Club of Kingston runs the annual Kinsmen Dream Home Lottery and has been giving back to the community for over 100 years. These two organizations are excited to partner together to celebrate International Women’s Day 2021 by challenging Kingston and surrounding area to step up and help stop violence against women. The $20,000 challenge grant, provided by the Kinsmen Club of Kingston, will be used to match every donation, dollar for dollar, made to Kingston Interval House between March 1-31st. This means that every dollar donated to will be doubled and have twice the impact. “The Kinsmen Club of Kingston is happy to provide this grant to Kingston Interval House in order to help raise awareness and much needed funds to help stop violence against women in our community.” – Tammy Duphney (Kinsmen Club of Kingston) Marked annually on March 8th, International Women's Day is one of the most important days of the year to celebrate women's achievements, raise awareness about women's equality, lobby for accelerated gender parity, and fundraise for female-focused charities. The theme for International Women’s Day 2021 is “Choose to Challenge” and is based on the belief that a challenged world is an alert world, and that from challenge comes change. The #ChooseToChallenge and #IWD2021 tags will be used to raise awareness, engagement, and funds to support women across the globe. The COVID-19 pandemic shined a spotlight on violence against women and the need for women’s shelters and services across the country. Experts say more needs to be done for women who are escaping violence. According to the Women’s Foundation of Canada, a woman in Canada is killed approximately every 6 days by her intimate partner, and 67% of all Canadians say they know someone personally who has experienced physical of sexual abuse. Kingston Interval House, which continues to operate 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, is excited for the #ChooseToChallenge International Women’s Day theme this year, as it is a chance to help raise awareness about the services and programs it provides, and the need for community support. “When we receive financial donations, our agency can use that money to support the women, children and youth who have been impacted by domestic violence through our various programs. Quite simply, financial donations allow us to continue to help some of the most vulnerable in our community. By donating to KIH, you should feel good knowing you are helping women, children, and youth to break that cycle of violence.” - Leigh Martins (Training, Education, and Volunteer Coordinator, KIH) Funds raised from this initiative will go directly towards supporting the women, children, and youth in Kingston and area who are accessing Kingston Interval House programs and services. “We are so grateful to the Kinsmen Club of Kingston for providing us with these funds, and we are excited to partner with them on this initiative.” - Pam Havery (Executive Director, KIH) To donate please visit: www.kingstonintervalhouse.com For more information, please contact Nikki Beaulieu at: funddevelopment@kingstonintervalhouse.com or 613-546-1833 ext. 35 About KIH: Kingston Interval House (KIH) is the only violence against women shelter in Kingston and has been in operation since 1975. KIH provides essential, responsive, and empowering services to women, children and youth who have experienced the impact of violence against women. KIH seeks to interrupt the cycle of domestic abuse and gender-based violence through the delivery of its core services, which include: emergency shelter services, transitional programs, community-based outreach and support services, second-stage housing, public education, awareness, and prevention services, as well as community engagement and capacity building. For more information, please visit www.kingstonintervalhouse.com. If you are in crisis, please call our 24-Hour Crisis Line: 613-546-1777

Website

http://kingstonintervalhouse.com/

Location/Venue Name

Kingston Interval House

P.O. Box 21042, Kingston, K7L 5P5

11:00 PM

Kinsmen Club of Kingston provides Challenge Grant to local women's shelter, Kingston Interval House (KIH)

Saturday, March 13 to Sunday, March 14

11:00 PM — 11:59 PM

The Kinsmen Club and Kingston Interval House are issuing a challenge to the Community to Help Stop Violence Against Women. To help celebrate International Women’s Day this year, the Kinsmen Club of Kingston has provided Kingston Interval House (KIH) with a challenge grant to help raise awareness and funds for women, children, and youth impacted by domestic violence and gender-based violence in Kingston and area. Kingston Interval House (KIH) is a local agency in Kingston that provides emergency shelter, second stage housing, and community outreach for women, children and youth experiencing violence. The Kinsmen Club of Kingston runs the annual Kinsmen Dream Home Lottery and has been giving back to the community for over 100 years. These two organizations are excited to partner together to celebrate International Women’s Day 2021 by challenging Kingston and surrounding area to step up and help stop violence against women. The $20,000 challenge grant, provided by the Kinsmen Club of Kingston, will be used to match every donation, dollar for dollar, made to Kingston Interval House between March 1-31st. This means that every dollar donated to will be doubled and have twice the impact. “The Kinsmen Club of Kingston is happy to provide this grant to Kingston Interval House in order to help raise awareness and much needed funds to help stop violence against women in our community.” – Tammy Duphney (Kinsmen Club of Kingston) Marked annually on March 8th, International Women's Day is one of the most important days of the year to celebrate women's achievements, raise awareness about women's equality, lobby for accelerated gender parity, and fundraise for female-focused charities. The theme for International Women’s Day 2021 is “Choose to Challenge” and is based on the belief that a challenged world is an alert world, and that from challenge comes change. The #ChooseToChallenge and #IWD2021 tags will be used to raise awareness, engagement, and funds to support women across the globe. The COVID-19 pandemic shined a spotlight on violence against women and the need for women’s shelters and services across the country. Experts say more needs to be done for women who are escaping violence. According to the Women’s Foundation of Canada, a woman in Canada is killed approximately every 6 days by her intimate partner, and 67% of all Canadians say they know someone personally who has experienced physical of sexual abuse. Kingston Interval House, which continues to operate 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, is excited for the #ChooseToChallenge International Women’s Day theme this year, as it is a chance to help raise awareness about the services and programs it provides, and the need for community support. “When we receive financial donations, our agency can use that money to support the women, children and youth who have been impacted by domestic violence through our various programs. Quite simply, financial donations allow us to continue to help some of the most vulnerable in our community. By donating to KIH, you should feel good knowing you are helping women, children, and youth to break that cycle of violence.” - Leigh Martins (Training, Education, and Volunteer Coordinator, KIH) Funds raised from this initiative will go directly towards supporting the women, children, and youth in Kingston and area who are accessing Kingston Interval House programs and services. “We are so grateful to the Kinsmen Club of Kingston for providing us with these funds, and we are excited to partner with them on this initiative.” - Pam Havery (Executive Director, KIH) To donate please visit: www.kingstonintervalhouse.com For more information, please contact Nikki Beaulieu at: funddevelopment@kingstonintervalhouse.com or 613-546-1833 ext. 35 About KIH: Kingston Interval House (KIH) is the only violence against women shelter in Kingston and has been in operation since 1975. KIH provides essential, responsive, and empowering services to women, children and youth who have experienced the impact of violence against women. KIH seeks to interrupt the cycle of domestic abuse and gender-based violence through the delivery of its core services, which include: emergency shelter services, transitional programs, community-based outreach and support services, second-stage housing, public education, awareness, and prevention services, as well as community engagement and capacity building. For more information, please visit www.kingstonintervalhouse.com. If you are in crisis, please call our 24-Hour Crisis Line: 613-546-1777

Website

http://kingstonintervalhouse.com/

Location/Venue Name

Kingston Interval House

P.O. Box 21042, Kingston, K7L 5P5

11:00 PM

War Amps 2021 Key Tag Campaign

Saturday, March 13 to Sunday, March 14

11:00 PM — 11:59 PM

For 75 years, The War Amps has provided a valuable lost key return service to the public, while raising funds for our essential programs and services for amputees. Our annual key tag mailing begins in Kingston on March 8. Visit waramps.ca to learn how you can help!

Website

http://www.waramps.ca

All day

Kinsmen Club of Kingston provides Challenge Grant to local women's shelter, Kingston Interval House (KIH)

12:00 AM — 11:59 PM

The Kinsmen Club and Kingston Interval House are issuing a challenge to the Community to Help Stop Violence Against Women. To help celebrate International Women’s Day this year, the Kinsmen Club of Kingston has provided Kingston Interval House (KIH) with a challenge grant to help raise awareness and funds for women, children, and youth impacted by domestic violence and gender-based violence in Kingston and area. Kingston Interval House (KIH) is a local agency in Kingston that provides emergency shelter, second stage housing, and community outreach for women, children and youth experiencing violence. The Kinsmen Club of Kingston runs the annual Kinsmen Dream Home Lottery and has been giving back to the community for over 100 years. These two organizations are excited to partner together to celebrate International Women’s Day 2021 by challenging Kingston and surrounding area to step up and help stop violence against women. The $20,000 challenge grant, provided by the Kinsmen Club of Kingston, will be used to match every donation, dollar for dollar, made to Kingston Interval House between March 1-31st. This means that every dollar donated to will be doubled and have twice the impact. “The Kinsmen Club of Kingston is happy to provide this grant to Kingston Interval House in order to help raise awareness and much needed funds to help stop violence against women in our community.” – Tammy Duphney (Kinsmen Club of Kingston) Marked annually on March 8th, International Women's Day is one of the most important days of the year to celebrate women's achievements, raise awareness about women's equality, lobby for accelerated gender parity, and fundraise for female-focused charities. The theme for International Women’s Day 2021 is “Choose to Challenge” and is based on the belief that a challenged world is an alert world, and that from challenge comes change. The #ChooseToChallenge and #IWD2021 tags will be used to raise awareness, engagement, and funds to support women across the globe. The COVID-19 pandemic shined a spotlight on violence against women and the need for women’s shelters and services across the country. Experts say more needs to be done for women who are escaping violence. According to the Women’s Foundation of Canada, a woman in Canada is killed approximately every 6 days by her intimate partner, and 67% of all Canadians say they know someone personally who has experienced physical of sexual abuse. Kingston Interval House, which continues to operate 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, is excited for the #ChooseToChallenge International Women’s Day theme this year, as it is a chance to help raise awareness about the services and programs it provides, and the need for community support. “When we receive financial donations, our agency can use that money to support the women, children and youth who have been impacted by domestic violence through our various programs. Quite simply, financial donations allow us to continue to help some of the most vulnerable in our community. By donating to KIH, you should feel good knowing you are helping women, children, and youth to break that cycle of violence.” - Leigh Martins (Training, Education, and Volunteer Coordinator, KIH) Funds raised from this initiative will go directly towards supporting the women, children, and youth in Kingston and area who are accessing Kingston Interval House programs and services. “We are so grateful to the Kinsmen Club of Kingston for providing us with these funds, and we are excited to partner with them on this initiative.” - Pam Havery (Executive Director, KIH) To donate please visit: www.kingstonintervalhouse.com For more information, please contact Nikki Beaulieu at: funddevelopment@kingstonintervalhouse.com or 613-546-1833 ext. 35 About KIH: Kingston Interval House (KIH) is the only violence against women shelter in Kingston and has been in operation since 1975. KIH provides essential, responsive, and empowering services to women, children and youth who have experienced the impact of violence against women. KIH seeks to interrupt the cycle of domestic abuse and gender-based violence through the delivery of its core services, which include: emergency shelter services, transitional programs, community-based outreach and support services, second-stage housing, public education, awareness, and prevention services, as well as community engagement and capacity building. For more information, please visit www.kingstonintervalhouse.com. If you are in crisis, please call our 24-Hour Crisis Line: 613-546-1777

Website

http://kingstonintervalhouse.com/

Location/Venue Name

Kingston Interval House

P.O. Box 21042, Kingston, K7L 5P5

All day

Kinsmen Club of Kingston provides Challenge Grant to local women's shelter, Kingston Interval House (KIH)

12:00 AM — 11:59 PM

The Kinsmen Club and Kingston Interval House are issuing a challenge to the Community to Help Stop Violence Against Women. To help celebrate International Women’s Day this year, the Kinsmen Club of Kingston has provided Kingston Interval House (KIH) with a challenge grant to help raise awareness and funds for women, children, and youth impacted by domestic violence and gender-based violence in Kingston and area. Kingston Interval House (KIH) is a local agency in Kingston that provides emergency shelter, second stage housing, and community outreach for women, children and youth experiencing violence. The Kinsmen Club of Kingston runs the annual Kinsmen Dream Home Lottery and has been giving back to the community for over 100 years. These two organizations are excited to partner together to celebrate International Women’s Day 2021 by challenging Kingston and surrounding area to step up and help stop violence against women. The $20,000 challenge grant, provided by the Kinsmen Club of Kingston, will be used to match every donation, dollar for dollar, made to Kingston Interval House between March 1-31st. This means that every dollar donated to will be doubled and have twice the impact. “The Kinsmen Club of Kingston is happy to provide this grant to Kingston Interval House in order to help raise awareness and much needed funds to help stop violence against women in our community.” – Tammy Duphney (Kinsmen Club of Kingston) Marked annually on March 8th, International Women's Day is one of the most important days of the year to celebrate women's achievements, raise awareness about women's equality, lobby for accelerated gender parity, and fundraise for female-focused charities. The theme for International Women’s Day 2021 is “Choose to Challenge” and is based on the belief that a challenged world is an alert world, and that from challenge comes change. The #ChooseToChallenge and #IWD2021 tags will be used to raise awareness, engagement, and funds to support women across the globe. The COVID-19 pandemic shined a spotlight on violence against women and the need for women’s shelters and services across the country. Experts say more needs to be done for women who are escaping violence. According to the Women’s Foundation of Canada, a woman in Canada is killed approximately every 6 days by her intimate partner, and 67% of all Canadians say they know someone personally who has experienced physical of sexual abuse. Kingston Interval House, which continues to operate 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, is excited for the #ChooseToChallenge International Women’s Day theme this year, as it is a chance to help raise awareness about the services and programs it provides, and the need for community support. “When we receive financial donations, our agency can use that money to support the women, children and youth who have been impacted by domestic violence through our various programs. Quite simply, financial donations allow us to continue to help some of the most vulnerable in our community. By donating to KIH, you should feel good knowing you are helping women, children, and youth to break that cycle of violence.” - Leigh Martins (Training, Education, and Volunteer Coordinator, KIH) Funds raised from this initiative will go directly towards supporting the women, children, and youth in Kingston and area who are accessing Kingston Interval House programs and services. “We are so grateful to the Kinsmen Club of Kingston for providing us with these funds, and we are excited to partner with them on this initiative.” - Pam Havery (Executive Director, KIH) To donate please visit: www.kingstonintervalhouse.com For more information, please contact Nikki Beaulieu at: funddevelopment@kingstonintervalhouse.com or 613-546-1833 ext. 35 About KIH: Kingston Interval House (KIH) is the only violence against women shelter in Kingston and has been in operation since 1975. KIH provides essential, responsive, and empowering services to women, children and youth who have experienced the impact of violence against women. KIH seeks to interrupt the cycle of domestic abuse and gender-based violence through the delivery of its core services, which include: emergency shelter services, transitional programs, community-based outreach and support services, second-stage housing, public education, awareness, and prevention services, as well as community engagement and capacity building. For more information, please visit www.kingstonintervalhouse.com. If you are in crisis, please call our 24-Hour Crisis Line: 613-546-1777

Website

http://kingstonintervalhouse.com/

Location/Venue Name

Kingston Interval House

P.O. Box 21042, Kingston, K7L 5P5

All day

War Amps 2021 Key Tag Campaign

12:00 AM — 11:59 PM

For 75 years, The War Amps has provided a valuable lost key return service to the public, while raising funds for our essential programs and services for amputees. Our annual key tag mailing begins in Kingston on March 8. Visit waramps.ca to learn how you can help!

Website

http://www.waramps.ca

All day

Kinsmen Club of Kingston provides Challenge Grant to local women's shelter, Kingston Interval House (KIH)

12:00 AM — 11:59 PM

The Kinsmen Club and Kingston Interval House are issuing a challenge to the Community to Help Stop Violence Against Women. To help celebrate International Women’s Day this year, the Kinsmen Club of Kingston has provided Kingston Interval House (KIH) with a challenge grant to help raise awareness and funds for women, children, and youth impacted by domestic violence and gender-based violence in Kingston and area. Kingston Interval House (KIH) is a local agency in Kingston that provides emergency shelter, second stage housing, and community outreach for women, children and youth experiencing violence. The Kinsmen Club of Kingston runs the annual Kinsmen Dream Home Lottery and has been giving back to the community for over 100 years. These two organizations are excited to partner together to celebrate International Women’s Day 2021 by challenging Kingston and surrounding area to step up and help stop violence against women. The $20,000 challenge grant, provided by the Kinsmen Club of Kingston, will be used to match every donation, dollar for dollar, made to Kingston Interval House between March 1-31st. This means that every dollar donated to will be doubled and have twice the impact. “The Kinsmen Club of Kingston is happy to provide this grant to Kingston Interval House in order to help raise awareness and much needed funds to help stop violence against women in our community.” – Tammy Duphney (Kinsmen Club of Kingston) Marked annually on March 8th, International Women's Day is one of the most important days of the year to celebrate women's achievements, raise awareness about women's equality, lobby for accelerated gender parity, and fundraise for female-focused charities. The theme for International Women’s Day 2021 is “Choose to Challenge” and is based on the belief that a challenged world is an alert world, and that from challenge comes change. The #ChooseToChallenge and #IWD2021 tags will be used to raise awareness, engagement, and funds to support women across the globe. The COVID-19 pandemic shined a spotlight on violence against women and the need for women’s shelters and services across the country. Experts say more needs to be done for women who are escaping violence. According to the Women’s Foundation of Canada, a woman in Canada is killed approximately every 6 days by her intimate partner, and 67% of all Canadians say they know someone personally who has experienced physical of sexual abuse. Kingston Interval House, which continues to operate 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, is excited for the #ChooseToChallenge International Women’s Day theme this year, as it is a chance to help raise awareness about the services and programs it provides, and the need for community support. “When we receive financial donations, our agency can use that money to support the women, children and youth who have been impacted by domestic violence through our various programs. Quite simply, financial donations allow us to continue to help some of the most vulnerable in our community. By donating to KIH, you should feel good knowing you are helping women, children, and youth to break that cycle of violence.” - Leigh Martins (Training, Education, and Volunteer Coordinator, KIH) Funds raised from this initiative will go directly towards supporting the women, children, and youth in Kingston and area who are accessing Kingston Interval House programs and services. “We are so grateful to the Kinsmen Club of Kingston for providing us with these funds, and we are excited to partner with them on this initiative.” - Pam Havery (Executive Director, KIH) To donate please visit: www.kingstonintervalhouse.com For more information, please contact Nikki Beaulieu at: funddevelopment@kingstonintervalhouse.com or 613-546-1833 ext. 35 About KIH: Kingston Interval House (KIH) is the only violence against women shelter in Kingston and has been in operation since 1975. KIH provides essential, responsive, and empowering services to women, children and youth who have experienced the impact of violence against women. KIH seeks to interrupt the cycle of domestic abuse and gender-based violence through the delivery of its core services, which include: emergency shelter services, transitional programs, community-based outreach and support services, second-stage housing, public education, awareness, and prevention services, as well as community engagement and capacity building. For more information, please visit www.kingstonintervalhouse.com. If you are in crisis, please call our 24-Hour Crisis Line: 613-546-1777

Website

http://kingstonintervalhouse.com/

Location/Venue Name

Kingston Interval House

P.O. Box 21042, Kingston, K7L 5P5

11:00 AM

St. Patrick's Day Lunch - Hatter's Cove Senior's Centre Kingston

11:00 AM — 01:30 PM

St. Patrick's Day Lunch Enjoy a special themed lunch from Hatter's Cove, the restaurant at The Seniors Centre. Chef Eve is serving up Guinness Beef Stew and Green Velvet Cake for just $12/meal. For reservations or to place a take-out order, contact 613.548.7810 x 242 or email EveK@seniorskingston.ca The Seniors Centre, 56 Francis St. K7M 1L7 613.548.7810 Eve Korhonen EveK@seniorskingston.ca https://seniorskingston.ca/events-calendarlist/food/

Website

https://seniorskingston.ca/events-calendarlist/food/

Location/Venue Name

Hatter's Cove, the restaurant at The Seniors Centre. For reservations or take-out order call 613.548.7810

56 Francis Street, Kingston, K7M 1L7

All day

Kinsmen Club of Kingston provides Challenge Grant to local women's shelter, Kingston Interval House (KIH)

12:00 AM — 11:59 PM

The Kinsmen Club and Kingston Interval House are issuing a challenge to the Community to Help Stop Violence Against Women. To help celebrate International Women’s Day this year, the Kinsmen Club of Kingston has provided Kingston Interval House (KIH) with a challenge grant to help raise awareness and funds for women, children, and youth impacted by domestic violence and gender-based violence in Kingston and area. Kingston Interval House (KIH) is a local agency in Kingston that provides emergency shelter, second stage housing, and community outreach for women, children and youth experiencing violence. The Kinsmen Club of Kingston runs the annual Kinsmen Dream Home Lottery and has been giving back to the community for over 100 years. These two organizations are excited to partner together to celebrate International Women’s Day 2021 by challenging Kingston and surrounding area to step up and help stop violence against women. The $20,000 challenge grant, provided by the Kinsmen Club of Kingston, will be used to match every donation, dollar for dollar, made to Kingston Interval House between March 1-31st. This means that every dollar donated to will be doubled and have twice the impact. “The Kinsmen Club of Kingston is happy to provide this grant to Kingston Interval House in order to help raise awareness and much needed funds to help stop violence against women in our community.” – Tammy Duphney (Kinsmen Club of Kingston) Marked annually on March 8th, International Women's Day is one of the most important days of the year to celebrate women's achievements, raise awareness about women's equality, lobby for accelerated gender parity, and fundraise for female-focused charities. The theme for International Women’s Day 2021 is “Choose to Challenge” and is based on the belief that a challenged world is an alert world, and that from challenge comes change. The #ChooseToChallenge and #IWD2021 tags will be used to raise awareness, engagement, and funds to support women across the globe. The COVID-19 pandemic shined a spotlight on violence against women and the need for women’s shelters and services across the country. Experts say more needs to be done for women who are escaping violence. According to the Women’s Foundation of Canada, a woman in Canada is killed approximately every 6 days by her intimate partner, and 67% of all Canadians say they know someone personally who has experienced physical of sexual abuse. Kingston Interval House, which continues to operate 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, is excited for the #ChooseToChallenge International Women’s Day theme this year, as it is a chance to help raise awareness about the services and programs it provides, and the need for community support. “When we receive financial donations, our agency can use that money to support the women, children and youth who have been impacted by domestic violence through our various programs. Quite simply, financial donations allow us to continue to help some of the most vulnerable in our community. By donating to KIH, you should feel good knowing you are helping women, children, and youth to break that cycle of violence.” - Leigh Martins (Training, Education, and Volunteer Coordinator, KIH) Funds raised from this initiative will go directly towards supporting the women, children, and youth in Kingston and area who are accessing Kingston Interval House programs and services. “We are so grateful to the Kinsmen Club of Kingston for providing us with these funds, and we are excited to partner with them on this initiative.” - Pam Havery (Executive Director, KIH) To donate please visit: www.kingstonintervalhouse.com For more information, please contact Nikki Beaulieu at: funddevelopment@kingstonintervalhouse.com or 613-546-1833 ext. 35 About KIH: Kingston Interval House (KIH) is the only violence against women shelter in Kingston and has been in operation since 1975. KIH provides essential, responsive, and empowering services to women, children and youth who have experienced the impact of violence against women. KIH seeks to interrupt the cycle of domestic abuse and gender-based violence through the delivery of its core services, which include: emergency shelter services, transitional programs, community-based outreach and support services, second-stage housing, public education, awareness, and prevention services, as well as community engagement and capacity building. For more information, please visit www.kingstonintervalhouse.com. If you are in crisis, please call our 24-Hour Crisis Line: 613-546-1777

Website

http://kingstonintervalhouse.com/

Location/Venue Name

Kingston Interval House

P.O. Box 21042, Kingston, K7L 5P5

All day

War Amps 2021 Key Tag Campaign

12:00 AM — 11:59 PM

For 75 years, The War Amps has provided a valuable lost key return service to the public, while raising funds for our essential programs and services for amputees. Our annual key tag mailing begins in Kingston on March 8. Visit waramps.ca to learn how you can help!

Website

http://www.waramps.ca

07:00 PM

Celtic Kitchen Party FaceBook Live Concert

07:00 PM — 08:00 PM

Celtic Kitchen Party FBLive Concert Thursday March 18, 7:00 to 8:00pm Keep St. Patrick’s Day celebrations going with local favourites Celtic Kitchen Party. Free event; please consider donating to the Seniors Association! Sponsored by James Reid Funeral Home, PostMedia, and YourTV. The Seniors Centre, 56 Francis St. K7M 1L7 613.548.7810 Clare Williams info@seniorskingston.ca https://www.facebook.com/events/515409766105218

Website

https://www.facebook.com/events/515409766105218

Location/Venue Name

Face Book Event - Senior's Association Kingston Region

56 Francis St, Kingston, K7M 1L7

All day

Kinsmen Club of Kingston provides Challenge Grant to local women's shelter, Kingston Interval House (KIH)

12:00 AM — 11:59 PM

The Kinsmen Club and Kingston Interval House are issuing a challenge to the Community to Help Stop Violence Against Women. To help celebrate International Women’s Day this year, the Kinsmen Club of Kingston has provided Kingston Interval House (KIH) with a challenge grant to help raise awareness and funds for women, children, and youth impacted by domestic violence and gender-based violence in Kingston and area. Kingston Interval House (KIH) is a local agency in Kingston that provides emergency shelter, second stage housing, and community outreach for women, children and youth experiencing violence. The Kinsmen Club of Kingston runs the annual Kinsmen Dream Home Lottery and has been giving back to the community for over 100 years. These two organizations are excited to partner together to celebrate International Women’s Day 2021 by challenging Kingston and surrounding area to step up and help stop violence against women. The $20,000 challenge grant, provided by the Kinsmen Club of Kingston, will be used to match every donation, dollar for dollar, made to Kingston Interval House between March 1-31st. This means that every dollar donated to will be doubled and have twice the impact. “The Kinsmen Club of Kingston is happy to provide this grant to Kingston Interval House in order to help raise awareness and much needed funds to help stop violence against women in our community.” – Tammy Duphney (Kinsmen Club of Kingston) Marked annually on March 8th, International Women's Day is one of the most important days of the year to celebrate women's achievements, raise awareness about women's equality, lobby for accelerated gender parity, and fundraise for female-focused charities. The theme for International Women’s Day 2021 is “Choose to Challenge” and is based on the belief that a challenged world is an alert world, and that from challenge comes change. The #ChooseToChallenge and #IWD2021 tags will be used to raise awareness, engagement, and funds to support women across the globe. The COVID-19 pandemic shined a spotlight on violence against women and the need for women’s shelters and services across the country. Experts say more needs to be done for women who are escaping violence. According to the Women’s Foundation of Canada, a woman in Canada is killed approximately every 6 days by her intimate partner, and 67% of all Canadians say they know someone personally who has experienced physical of sexual abuse. Kingston Interval House, which continues to operate 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, is excited for the #ChooseToChallenge International Women’s Day theme this year, as it is a chance to help raise awareness about the services and programs it provides, and the need for community support. “When we receive financial donations, our agency can use that money to support the women, children and youth who have been impacted by domestic violence through our various programs. Quite simply, financial donations allow us to continue to help some of the most vulnerable in our community. By donating to KIH, you should feel good knowing you are helping women, children, and youth to break that cycle of violence.” - Leigh Martins (Training, Education, and Volunteer Coordinator, KIH) Funds raised from this initiative will go directly towards supporting the women, children, and youth in Kingston and area who are accessing Kingston Interval House programs and services. “We are so grateful to the Kinsmen Club of Kingston for providing us with these funds, and we are excited to partner with them on this initiative.” - Pam Havery (Executive Director, KIH) To donate please visit: www.kingstonintervalhouse.com For more information, please contact Nikki Beaulieu at: funddevelopment@kingstonintervalhouse.com or 613-546-1833 ext. 35 About KIH: Kingston Interval House (KIH) is the only violence against women shelter in Kingston and has been in operation since 1975. KIH provides essential, responsive, and empowering services to women, children and youth who have experienced the impact of violence against women. KIH seeks to interrupt the cycle of domestic abuse and gender-based violence through the delivery of its core services, which include: emergency shelter services, transitional programs, community-based outreach and support services, second-stage housing, public education, awareness, and prevention services, as well as community engagement and capacity building. For more information, please visit www.kingstonintervalhouse.com. If you are in crisis, please call our 24-Hour Crisis Line: 613-546-1777

Website

http://kingstonintervalhouse.com/

Location/Venue Name

Kingston Interval House

P.O. Box 21042, Kingston, K7L 5P5

All day

War Amps 2021 Key Tag Campaign

12:00 AM — 11:59 PM

For 75 years, The War Amps has provided a valuable lost key return service to the public, while raising funds for our essential programs and services for amputees. Our annual key tag mailing begins in Kingston on March 8. Visit waramps.ca to learn how you can help!

P.O. Box 21042, Kingston, K7L 5P5

All day

War Amps 2021 Key Tag Campaign

12:00 AM — 11:59 PM

For 75 years, The War Amps has provided a valuable lost key return service to the public, while raising funds for our essential programs and services for amputees. Our annual key tag mailing begins in Kingston on March 8. Visit waramps.ca to learn how you can help!

P.O. Box 21042, Kingston, K7L 5P5

All day

War Amps 2021 Key Tag Campaign

12:00 AM — 11:59 PM

For 75 years, The War Amps has provided a valuable lost key return service to the public, while raising funds for our essential programs and services for amputees. Our annual key tag mailing begins in Kingston on March 8. Visit waramps.ca to learn how you can help!

Website

http://www.waramps.ca

All day

Kingston Grandmother Connection's On Line Store Re-Opening March 21

12:00 AM — 11:59 PM

Kingston Grandmother Connection-announcing our ON LINE STORE re-opening on March 21, 2021. PICK UP your purchase in central Kingston or ask for Local Delivery. Lots of new products, gifts for Mom, Nature Photos, Bath and Beauty products, textiles, African crafts and way more. On March 21, go to www.g2gkingston.ca and click on SHOP ON LINE. The Store will be open until May 14, 2021. All proceeds to Help Lesotho and The Stephen Lewis Foundation’s Grandmothers to Grandmothers Campaign. #allforthegrannies

Website

http://www.g2gkingston.ca

Location/Venue Name

On Line

150 Willingdon Ave, KINGSTON, K7L 4H8

All day

Kinsmen Club of Kingston provides Challenge Grant to local women's shelter, Kingston Interval House (KIH)

12:00 AM — 11:59 PM

The Kinsmen Club and Kingston Interval House are issuing a challenge to the Community to Help Stop Violence Against Women. To help celebrate International Women’s Day this year, the Kinsmen Club of Kingston has provided Kingston Interval House (KIH) with a challenge grant to help raise awareness and funds for women, children, and youth impacted by domestic violence and gender-based violence in Kingston and area. Kingston Interval House (KIH) is a local agency in Kingston that provides emergency shelter, second stage housing, and community outreach for women, children and youth experiencing violence. The Kinsmen Club of Kingston runs the annual Kinsmen Dream Home Lottery and has been giving back to the community for over 100 years. These two organizations are excited to partner together to celebrate International Women’s Day 2021 by challenging Kingston and surrounding area to step up and help stop violence against women. The $20,000 challenge grant, provided by the Kinsmen Club of Kingston, will be used to match every donation, dollar for dollar, made to Kingston Interval House between March 1-31st. This means that every dollar donated to will be doubled and have twice the impact. “The Kinsmen Club of Kingston is happy to provide this grant to Kingston Interval House in order to help raise awareness and much needed funds to help stop violence against women in our community.” – Tammy Duphney (Kinsmen Club of Kingston) Marked annually on March 8th, International Women's Day is one of the most important days of the year to celebrate women's achievements, raise awareness about women's equality, lobby for accelerated gender parity, and fundraise for female-focused charities. The theme for International Women’s Day 2021 is “Choose to Challenge” and is based on the belief that a challenged world is an alert world, and that from challenge comes change. The #ChooseToChallenge and #IWD2021 tags will be used to raise awareness, engagement, and funds to support women across the globe. The COVID-19 pandemic shined a spotlight on violence against women and the need for women’s shelters and services across the country. Experts say more needs to be done for women who are escaping violence. According to the Women’s Foundation of Canada, a woman in Canada is killed approximately every 6 days by her intimate partner, and 67% of all Canadians say they know someone personally who has experienced physical of sexual abuse. Kingston Interval House, which continues to operate 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, is excited for the #ChooseToChallenge International Women’s Day theme this year, as it is a chance to help raise awareness about the services and programs it provides, and the need for community support. “When we receive financial donations, our agency can use that money to support the women, children and youth who have been impacted by domestic violence through our various programs. Quite simply, financial donations allow us to continue to help some of the most vulnerable in our community. By donating to KIH, you should feel good knowing you are helping women, children, and youth to break that cycle of violence.” - Leigh Martins (Training, Education, and Volunteer Coordinator, KIH) Funds raised from this initiative will go directly towards supporting the women, children, and youth in Kingston and area who are accessing Kingston Interval House programs and services. “We are so grateful to the Kinsmen Club of Kingston for providing us with these funds, and we are excited to partner with them on this initiative.” - Pam Havery (Executive Director, KIH) To donate please visit: www.kingstonintervalhouse.com For more information, please contact Nikki Beaulieu at: funddevelopment@kingstonintervalhouse.com or 613-546-1833 ext. 35 About KIH: Kingston Interval House (KIH) is the only violence against women shelter in Kingston and has been in operation since 1975. KIH provides essential, responsive, and empowering services to women, children and youth who have experienced the impact of violence against women. KIH seeks to interrupt the cycle of domestic abuse and gender-based violence through the delivery of its core services, which include: emergency shelter services, transitional programs, community-based outreach and support services, second-stage housing, public education, awareness, and prevention services, as well as community engagement and capacity building. For more information, please visit www.kingstonintervalhouse.com. If you are in crisis, please call our 24-Hour Crisis Line: 613-546-1777

Website

http://kingstonintervalhouse.com/

Location/Venue Name

Kingston Interval House

P.O. Box 21042, Kingston, K7L 5P5

10:00 AM

Phone from Home Program: Vaccination Need to Know Wednesday March 24, 10:00 to 11:00am

10:00 AM — 11:00 AM

Phone from Home Program: Vaccination Need to Know Wednesday March 24, 10:00 to 11:00am Join in a chat with the KFL&A Health Unit about vaccinations and the status of the COVID-19 crisis, all over the your home phone. Call Pat to register for this FREE program: 613.548.7810 ext 238. Funded by the Government of Canada; supported by YourTV; and brought to you by the United Way and the Seniors Association. The Seniors Centre, 56 Francis St. K7M 1L7 613.548.7810 Pat Murphy PatM@seniorskingston.ca https://seniorskingston.ca/programsathome

Website

https://seniorskingston.ca/programsathome

Location/Venue Name

The Seniors Centre

56 Francis St, Kingston, K7M1L7

All day

Kinsmen Club of Kingston provides Challenge Grant to local women's shelter, Kingston Interval House (KIH)

12:00 AM — 11:59 PM

The Kinsmen Club and Kingston Interval House are issuing a challenge to the Community to Help Stop Violence Against Women. To help celebrate International Women’s Day this year, the Kinsmen Club of Kingston has provided Kingston Interval House (KIH) with a challenge grant to help raise awareness and funds for women, children, and youth impacted by domestic violence and gender-based violence in Kingston and area. Kingston Interval House (KIH) is a local agency in Kingston that provides emergency shelter, second stage housing, and community outreach for women, children and youth experiencing violence. The Kinsmen Club of Kingston runs the annual Kinsmen Dream Home Lottery and has been giving back to the community for over 100 years. These two organizations are excited to partner together to celebrate International Women’s Day 2021 by challenging Kingston and surrounding area to step up and help stop violence against women. The $20,000 challenge grant, provided by the Kinsmen Club of Kingston, will be used to match every donation, dollar for dollar, made to Kingston Interval House between March 1-31st. This means that every dollar donated to will be doubled and have twice the impact. “The Kinsmen Club of Kingston is happy to provide this grant to Kingston Interval House in order to help raise awareness and much needed funds to help stop violence against women in our community.” – Tammy Duphney (Kinsmen Club of Kingston) Marked annually on March 8th, International Women's Day is one of the most important days of the year to celebrate women's achievements, raise awareness about women's equality, lobby for accelerated gender parity, and fundraise for female-focused charities. The theme for International Women’s Day 2021 is “Choose to Challenge” and is based on the belief that a challenged world is an alert world, and that from challenge comes change. The #ChooseToChallenge and #IWD2021 tags will be used to raise awareness, engagement, and funds to support women across the globe. The COVID-19 pandemic shined a spotlight on violence against women and the need for women’s shelters and services across the country. Experts say more needs to be done for women who are escaping violence. According to the Women’s Foundation of Canada, a woman in Canada is killed approximately every 6 days by her intimate partner, and 67% of all Canadians say they know someone personally who has experienced physical of sexual abuse. Kingston Interval House, which continues to operate 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, is excited for the #ChooseToChallenge International Women’s Day theme this year, as it is a chance to help raise awareness about the services and programs it provides, and the need for community support. “When we receive financial donations, our agency can use that money to support the women, children and youth who have been impacted by domestic violence through our various programs. Quite simply, financial donations allow us to continue to help some of the most vulnerable in our community. By donating to KIH, you should feel good knowing you are helping women, children, and youth to break that cycle of violence.” - Leigh Martins (Training, Education, and Volunteer Coordinator, KIH) Funds raised from this initiative will go directly towards supporting the women, children, and youth in Kingston and area who are accessing Kingston Interval House programs and services. “We are so grateful to the Kinsmen Club of Kingston for providing us with these funds, and we are excited to partner with them on this initiative.” - Pam Havery (Executive Director, KIH) To donate please visit: www.kingstonintervalhouse.com For more information, please contact Nikki Beaulieu at: funddevelopment@kingstonintervalhouse.com or 613-546-1833 ext. 35 About KIH: Kingston Interval House (KIH) is the only violence against women shelter in Kingston and has been in operation since 1975. KIH provides essential, responsive, and empowering services to women, children and youth who have experienced the impact of violence against women. KIH seeks to interrupt the cycle of domestic abuse and gender-based violence through the delivery of its core services, which include: emergency shelter services, transitional programs, community-based outreach and support services, second-stage housing, public education, awareness, and prevention services, as well as community engagement and capacity building. For more information, please visit www.kingstonintervalhouse.com. If you are in crisis, please call our 24-Hour Crisis Line: 613-546-1777

Website

http://kingstonintervalhouse.com/

Location/Venue Name

Kingston Interval House

P.O. Box 21042, Kingston, K7L 5P5

All day

Kingston Grandmother Connection's On Line Store Re-Opening March 21

12:00 AM — 11:59 PM

Kingston Grandmother Connection-announcing our ON LINE STORE re-opening on March 21, 2021. PICK UP your purchase in central Kingston or ask for Local Delivery. Lots of new products, gifts for Mom, Nature Photos, Bath and Beauty products, textiles, African crafts and way more. On March 21, go to www.g2gkingston.ca and click on SHOP ON LINE. The Store will be open until May 14, 2021. All proceeds to Help Lesotho and The Stephen Lewis Foundation’s Grandmothers to Grandmothers Campaign. #allforthegrannies

Website

http://www.g2gkingston.ca

Location/Venue Name

On Line

150 Willingdon Ave, KINGSTON, K7L 4H8

All day

Kinsmen Club of Kingston provides Challenge Grant to local women's shelter, Kingston Interval House (KIH)

12:00 AM — 11:59 PM

The Kinsmen Club and Kingston Interval House are issuing a challenge to the Community to Help Stop Violence Against Women. To help celebrate International Women’s Day this year, the Kinsmen Club of Kingston has provided Kingston Interval House (KIH) with a challenge grant to help raise awareness and funds for women, children, and youth impacted by domestic violence and gender-based violence in Kingston and area. Kingston Interval House (KIH) is a local agency in Kingston that provides emergency shelter, second stage housing, and community outreach for women, children and youth experiencing violence. The Kinsmen Club of Kingston runs the annual Kinsmen Dream Home Lottery and has been giving back to the community for over 100 years. These two organizations are excited to partner together to celebrate International Women’s Day 2021 by challenging Kingston and surrounding area to step up and help stop violence against women. The $20,000 challenge grant, provided by the Kinsmen Club of Kingston, will be used to match every donation, dollar for dollar, made to Kingston Interval House between March 1-31st. This means that every dollar donated to will be doubled and have twice the impact. “The Kinsmen Club of Kingston is happy to provide this grant to Kingston Interval House in order to help raise awareness and much needed funds to help stop violence against women in our community.” – Tammy Duphney (Kinsmen Club of Kingston) Marked annually on March 8th, International Women's Day is one of the most important days of the year to celebrate women's achievements, raise awareness about women's equality, lobby for accelerated gender parity, and fundraise for female-focused charities. The theme for International Women’s Day 2021 is “Choose to Challenge” and is based on the belief that a challenged world is an alert world, and that from challenge comes change. The #ChooseToChallenge and #IWD2021 tags will be used to raise awareness, engagement, and funds to support women across the globe. The COVID-19 pandemic shined a spotlight on violence against women and the need for women’s shelters and services across the country. Experts say more needs to be done for women who are escaping violence. According to the Women’s Foundation of Canada, a woman in Canada is killed approximately every 6 days by her intimate partner, and 67% of all Canadians say they know someone personally who has experienced physical of sexual abuse. Kingston Interval House, which continues to operate 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, is excited for the #ChooseToChallenge International Women’s Day theme this year, as it is a chance to help raise awareness about the services and programs it provides, and the need for community support. “When we receive financial donations, our agency can use that money to support the women, children and youth who have been impacted by domestic violence through our various programs. Quite simply, financial donations allow us to continue to help some of the most vulnerable in our community. By donating to KIH, you should feel good knowing you are helping women, children, and youth to break that cycle of violence.” - Leigh Martins (Training, Education, and Volunteer Coordinator, KIH) Funds raised from this initiative will go directly towards supporting the women, children, and youth in Kingston and area who are accessing Kingston Interval House programs and services. “We are so grateful to the Kinsmen Club of Kingston for providing us with these funds, and we are excited to partner with them on this initiative.” - Pam Havery (Executive Director, KIH) To donate please visit: www.kingstonintervalhouse.com For more information, please contact Nikki Beaulieu at: funddevelopment@kingstonintervalhouse.com or 613-546-1833 ext. 35 About KIH: Kingston Interval House (KIH) is the only violence against women shelter in Kingston and has been in operation since 1975. KIH provides essential, responsive, and empowering services to women, children and youth who have experienced the impact of violence against women. KIH seeks to interrupt the cycle of domestic abuse and gender-based violence through the delivery of its core services, which include: emergency shelter services, transitional programs, community-based outreach and support services, second-stage housing, public education, awareness, and prevention services, as well as community engagement and capacity building. For more information, please visit www.kingstonintervalhouse.com. If you are in crisis, please call our 24-Hour Crisis Line: 613-546-1777

Website

http://kingstonintervalhouse.com/

Location/Venue Name

Kingston Interval House

P.O. Box 21042, Kingston, K7L 5P5

All day

War Amps 2021 Key Tag Campaign

12:00 AM — 11:59 PM

For 75 years, The War Amps has provided a valuable lost key return service to the public, while raising funds for our essential programs and services for amputees. Our annual key tag mailing begins in Kingston on March 8. Visit waramps.ca to learn how you can help!

P.O. Box 21042, Kingston, K7L 5P5

All day

War Amps 2021 Key Tag Campaign

12:00 AM — 11:59 PM

For 75 years, The War Amps has provided a valuable lost key return service to the public, while raising funds for our essential programs and services for amputees. Our annual key tag mailing begins in Kingston on March 8. Visit waramps.ca to learn how you can help!

P.O. Box 21042, Kingston, K7L 5P5

All day

War Amps 2021 Key Tag Campaign

12:00 AM — 11:59 PM

For 75 years, The War Amps has provided a valuable lost key return service to the public, while raising funds for our essential programs and services for amputees. Our annual key tag mailing begins in Kingston on March 8. Visit waramps.ca to learn how you can help!

Website

http://www.waramps.ca

All day

Kinsmen Club of Kingston provides Challenge Grant to local women's shelter, Kingston Interval House (KIH)

12:00 AM — 11:59 PM

The Kinsmen Club and Kingston Interval House are issuing a challenge to the Community to Help Stop Violence Against Women. To help celebrate International Women’s Day this year, the Kinsmen Club of Kingston has provided Kingston Interval House (KIH) with a challenge grant to help raise awareness and funds for women, children, and youth impacted by domestic violence and gender-based violence in Kingston and area. Kingston Interval House (KIH) is a local agency in Kingston that provides emergency shelter, second stage housing, and community outreach for women, children and youth experiencing violence. The Kinsmen Club of Kingston runs the annual Kinsmen Dream Home Lottery and has been giving back to the community for over 100 years. These two organizations are excited to partner together to celebrate International Women’s Day 2021 by challenging Kingston and surrounding area to step up and help stop violence against women. The $20,000 challenge grant, provided by the Kinsmen Club of Kingston, will be used to match every donation, dollar for dollar, made to Kingston Interval House between March 1-31st. This means that every dollar donated to will be doubled and have twice the impact. “The Kinsmen Club of Kingston is happy to provide this grant to Kingston Interval House in order to help raise awareness and much needed funds to help stop violence against women in our community.” – Tammy Duphney (Kinsmen Club of Kingston) Marked annually on March 8th, International Women's Day is one of the most important days of the year to celebrate women's achievements, raise awareness about women's equality, lobby for accelerated gender parity, and fundraise for female-focused charities. The theme for International Women’s Day 2021 is “Choose to Challenge” and is based on the belief that a challenged world is an alert world, and that from challenge comes change. The #ChooseToChallenge and #IWD2021 tags will be used to raise awareness, engagement, and funds to support women across the globe. The COVID-19 pandemic shined a spotlight on violence against women and the need for women’s shelters and services across the country. Experts say more needs to be done for women who are escaping violence. According to the Women’s Foundation of Canada, a woman in Canada is killed approximately every 6 days by her intimate partner, and 67% of all Canadians say they know someone personally who has experienced physical of sexual abuse. Kingston Interval House, which continues to operate 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, is excited for the #ChooseToChallenge International Women’s Day theme this year, as it is a chance to help raise awareness about the services and programs it provides, and the need for community support. “When we receive financial donations, our agency can use that money to support the women, children and youth who have been impacted by domestic violence through our various programs. Quite simply, financial donations allow us to continue to help some of the most vulnerable in our community. By donating to KIH, you should feel good knowing you are helping women, children, and youth to break that cycle of violence.” - Leigh Martins (Training, Education, and Volunteer Coordinator, KIH) Funds raised from this initiative will go directly towards supporting the women, children, and youth in Kingston and area who are accessing Kingston Interval House programs and services. “We are so grateful to the Kinsmen Club of Kingston for providing us with these funds, and we are excited to partner with them on this initiative.” - Pam Havery (Executive Director, KIH) To donate please visit: www.kingstonintervalhouse.com For more information, please contact Nikki Beaulieu at: funddevelopment@kingstonintervalhouse.com or 613-546-1833 ext. 35 About KIH: Kingston Interval House (KIH) is the only violence against women shelter in Kingston and has been in operation since 1975. KIH provides essential, responsive, and empowering services to women, children and youth who have experienced the impact of violence against women. KIH seeks to interrupt the cycle of domestic abuse and gender-based violence through the delivery of its core services, which include: emergency shelter services, transitional programs, community-based outreach and support services, second-stage housing, public education, awareness, and prevention services, as well as community engagement and capacity building. For more information, please visit www.kingstonintervalhouse.com. If you are in crisis, please call our 24-Hour Crisis Line: 613-546-1777

Website

http://kingstonintervalhouse.com/

Location/Venue Name

Kingston Interval House

P.O. Box 21042, Kingston, K7L 5P5

All day

Kingston Grandmother Connection's On Line Store Re-Opening March 21

12:00 AM — 11:59 PM

Kingston Grandmother Connection-announcing our ON LINE STORE re-opening on March 21, 2021. PICK UP your purchase in central Kingston or ask for Local Delivery. Lots of new products, gifts for Mom, Nature Photos, Bath and Beauty products, textiles, African crafts and way more. On March 21, go to www.g2gkingston.ca and click on SHOP ON LINE. The Store will be open until May 14, 2021. All proceeds to Help Lesotho and The Stephen Lewis Foundation’s Grandmothers to Grandmothers Campaign. #allforthegrannies

Website

http://www.g2gkingston.ca

Location/Venue Name

On Line

150 Willingdon Ave, KINGSTON, K7L 4H8

All day

War Amps 2021 Key Tag Campaign

12:00 AM — 11:59 PM

For 75 years, The War Amps has provided a valuable lost key return service to the public, while raising funds for our essential programs and services for amputees. Our annual key tag mailing begins in Kingston on March 8. Visit waramps.ca to learn how you can help!

Website

http://www.waramps.ca

All day

Kingston Grandmother Connection's On Line Store Re-Opening March 21

12:00 AM — 11:59 PM

Kingston Grandmother Connection-announcing our ON LINE STORE re-opening on March 21, 2021. PICK UP your purchase in central Kingston or ask for Local Delivery. Lots of new products, gifts for Mom, Nature Photos, Bath and Beauty products, textiles, African crafts and way more. On March 21, go to www.g2gkingston.ca and click on SHOP ON LINE. The Store will be open until May 14, 2021. All proceeds to Help Lesotho and The Stephen Lewis Foundation’s Grandmothers to Grandmothers Campaign. #allforthegrannies

Website

http://www.g2gkingston.ca

Location/Venue Name

On Line

150 Willingdon Ave, KINGSTON, K7L 4H8

All day

Kingston Grandmother Connection's On Line Store Re-Opening March 21

12:00 AM — 11:59 PM

Kingston Grandmother Connection-announcing our ON LINE STORE re-opening on March 21, 2021. PICK UP your purchase in central Kingston or ask for Local Delivery. Lots of new products, gifts for Mom, Nature Photos, Bath and Beauty products, textiles, African crafts and way more. On March 21, go to www.g2gkingston.ca and click on SHOP ON LINE. The Store will be open until May 14, 2021. All proceeds to Help Lesotho and The Stephen Lewis Foundation’s Grandmothers to Grandmothers Campaign. #allforthegrannies

Website

http://www.g2gkingston.ca

Location/Venue Name

On Line

150 Willingdon Ave, KINGSTON, K7L 4H8

All day

War Amps 2021 Key Tag Campaign

12:00 AM — 11:59 PM

For 75 years, The War Amps has provided a valuable lost key return service to the public, while raising funds for our essential programs and services for amputees. Our annual key tag mailing begins in Kingston on March 8. Visit waramps.ca to learn how you can help!

150 Willingdon Ave, KINGSTON, K7L 4H8

Community Messages

Kinsmen Club of Kingston provides Challenge Grant to local women's shelter, Kingston Interval House (KIH)

12:00 AM — 11:59 PM

Location/Venue Name Kingston Interval House

Beethoven & Muczynski

02:30 PM — 03:00 PM

Location/Venue Name Online

War Amps 2021 Key Tag Campaign

12:00 AM — 11:59 PM

Kinsmen Club of Kingston provides Challenge Grant to local women's shelter, Kingston Interval House (KIH)

12:00 AM — 11:59 PM

Location/Venue Name Kingston Interval House

Evening course in acrylic painting

06:00 PM — 09:00 PM

Location/Venue Name Kingston School of Art

Kinsmen Club of Kingston provides Challenge Grant to local women's shelter, Kingston Interval House (KIH)

12:00 AM — 11:59 PM

Location/Venue Name Kingston Interval House

Kinsmen Club of Kingston provides Challenge Grant to local women's shelter, Kingston Interval House (KIH)

12:00 AM — 11:59 PM

Location/Venue Name Kingston Interval House

War Amps 2021 Key Tag Campaign

12:00 AM — 11:59 PM

Kinsmen Club of Kingston provides Challenge Grant to local women's shelter, Kingston Interval House (KIH)

12:00 AM — 11:59 PM

Location/Venue Name Kingston Interval House

Kinsmen Club of Kingston provides Challenge Grant to local women's shelter, Kingston Interval House (KIH)

12:00 AM — 11:59 PM

Location/Venue Name Kingston Interval House

War Amps 2021 Key Tag Campaign

12:00 AM — 11:59 PM

Kinsmen Club of Kingston provides Challenge Grant to local women's shelter, Kingston Interval House (KIH)

12:00 AM — 10:59 PM

Location/Venue Name Kingston Interval House

Kinsmen Club of Kingston provides Challenge Grant to local women's shelter, Kingston Interval House (KIH)

Saturday, March 13 to Sunday, March 14

11:00 PM — 11:59 PM

Location/Venue Name Kingston Interval House

War Amps 2021 Key Tag Campaign

Saturday, March 13 to Sunday, March 14

11:00 PM — 11:59 PM

Kinsmen Club of Kingston provides Challenge Grant to local women's shelter, Kingston Interval House (KIH)

12:00 AM — 11:59 PM

Location/Venue Name Kingston Interval House

Kinsmen Club of Kingston provides Challenge Grant to local women's shelter, Kingston Interval House (KIH)

12:00 AM — 11:59 PM

Location/Venue Name Kingston Interval House

War Amps 2021 Key Tag Campaign

12:00 AM — 11:59 PM

Kinsmen Club of Kingston provides Challenge Grant to local women's shelter, Kingston Interval House (KIH)

12:00 AM — 11:59 PM

Location/Venue Name Kingston Interval House

St. Patrick's Day Lunch - Hatter's Cove Senior's Centre Kingston

11:00 AM — 01:30 PM

Location/Venue Name Hatter's Cove, the restaurant at The Seniors Centre. For reservations or take-out order call 613.548.7810

Kinsmen Club of Kingston provides Challenge Grant to local women's shelter, Kingston Interval House (KIH)

12:00 AM — 11:59 PM

Location/Venue Name Kingston Interval House

War Amps 2021 Key Tag Campaign

12:00 AM — 11:59 PM

Celtic Kitchen Party FaceBook Live Concert

07:00 PM — 08:00 PM

Location/Venue Name Face Book Event - Senior's Association Kingston Region

Kinsmen Club of Kingston provides Challenge Grant to local women's shelter, Kingston Interval House (KIH)

12:00 AM — 11:59 PM

Location/Venue Name Kingston Interval House

War Amps 2021 Key Tag Campaign

12:00 AM — 11:59 PM

Kinsmen Club of Kingston provides Challenge Grant to local women's shelter, Kingston Interval House (KIH)

12:00 AM — 11:59 PM

Location/Venue Name Kingston Interval House

Kinsmen Club of Kingston provides Challenge Grant to local women's shelter, Kingston Interval House (KIH)

12:00 AM — 11:59 PM

Location/Venue Name Kingston Interval House

Kingston Grandmother Connection's On Line Store Re-Opening March 21

12:00 AM — 11:59 PM

Location/Venue Name On Line

Kinsmen Club of Kingston provides Challenge Grant to local women's shelter, Kingston Interval House (KIH)

12:00 AM — 11:59 PM

Location/Venue Name Kingston Interval House

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Kingston Interval House

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Online

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Kingston Interval House

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Kingston School of Art

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Kingston Interval House

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Kingston Interval House

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Kingston Interval House

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Kingston Interval House

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Kingston Interval House

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Kingston Interval House

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Kingston Interval House

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Kingston Interval House

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Kingston Interval House

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Hatter's Cove, the restaurant at The Seniors Centre. For reservations or take-out order call 613.548.7810

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Kingston Interval House

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Face Book Event - Senior's Association Kingston Region

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Kingston Interval House

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Kingston Interval House

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Kingston Interval House

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On Line

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Kingston Interval House

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On Line

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On Line

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Kingston Interval House

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On Line

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Kingston Interval House

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The Seniors Centre

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Kingston Interval House

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On Line

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Kingston Interval House

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On Line

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Kingston Interval House

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Kingston Interval House

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On Line

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Kingston Interval House

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On Line

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On Line

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Kingston Interval House

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Kingston Interval House

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