Dresden Sidestreets Youth Centre is in need of a few donations of craft items. First one is Yarn. Do you have any yarn you can donate? If so please drop it off to Sidestreets!!
Create a community of support for survivors of abuse by joining Birchway Niagara (formerly Women's Place) at Brunch, Bid & Bowl!
This popular annual event invites allies like YOU to support survivors of domestic violence. Form a bowling team and fundraise to provide critical services in our community including safe shelter, a 24-hour support line and counselling to help break the cycle of abuse.
With the energetic and entertaining “Layne, The Auctionista” ramping up the excitement, you and your teammates will take part in exciting live and silent auctions, be invited to participate in the ever-popular “Heads or Tails” game for a chance to win a $750 gift certificate to the Outlet Collection at Niagara, then head to the lanes at Cataract Bowl to celebrate your team’s fundraising success! The day includes a delicious brunch hosted by Club Italia (free for teams who reach the $800 fundraising minimum). Brunch & Bid tickets are also available for non-bowlers!
A great way to celebrate International Women's Day with friends, family and colleagues. Visit BrunchBidandBowl.org to register today or to learn more!
Have a child headed to college in the fall?? Why not get some help?? Applications are open until until February 1, 2024.
www.kincanada.ca/apply
Join Chatham-Kent Victim Services on Sunday February 4, 2024 for their 2nd Annual Bowling Thunder Fundraiser! The event will run from 2 pm to 4pm at Chatham Bowlerama.
Those interested in signing up, sponsoring, or donating a silent auction item can contact jbrown@ckvictimservices.com.
Lambton Shrine clubs Installation is being held January 19 at the 245 Essex Street Temple at 6pm . Dinner served at 630 . All members are invited, for more information please call 519 344 6952.
Kyle McLouglin will give a lecture on the "Urban Forest Master Plan & Woodlot Management Strategy: What They Plant and Why". He is the Supervisor of Forestry for the City of Burlington, Health in Roads, Parks and Forestry Department. Kyle enjoys nature and is vigilant to protect the surrounding native species in our urban forests. Always willing to share information and to take group walks with people to showcase the beauty of the surrounding forest within our city.
All gardeners of all levels are welcome to attend. Event is free. Registration not required.
A charity progressive euchre game in support of mental health programs run by Wounded Warriors Canada. Participants play euchre in a tournament-style format, moving from table to table after each round, allowing players to meet new opponents throughout the event. The Legion Bar will be open and light refreshments/snacks are provided at the end of the night. 7:00 pm start 10 games total. $10 per person to play, no partners required. Registration & 50/50 proceeds goes to Wounded Warriors Canada, a national mental health chairity with programs for veterans, first responders and their families.
The Canadian Club of Halton is excited to announce that Dr. Blair Bigham, an award-winning journalist, scientist and physician will be the guest speaker for the January 18th dinner at the Oakville Conference Center. Bigham is co-host of the CMAJ Podcast and deputy editor at healthydebate.ca His first book, “Death Interrupted: How Modern Medicine is Complicating the Way We Die”, a National Best Seller, was released in September 2022 and will be available to purchase at the event. The combined 3-course dinner and speaker presentation is $60.00/member and $70.00/non-member. However, space is limited and sales at the door are not possible. Doors open at 6:00pm with advance ticket registration on-line at www.canadianclubhalton.ca and e-transfer available at pmt@canadianclubhalton.ca Registration closes Midnight Monday, January 15, 2024.
