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Thank You McDonald’s TeamRenauld!
Learn MoreA huge THANK YOU to the Golden Ears McDonald’s team for their incredible support on McHappy Day!
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Changing Lives Lottery – Buy Tickets to Win Big and Help Our Community!
Learn MoreMany of our programs rely on donations and fundraising to keep the doors open.
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Moose Hide Campaign Day
Learn MoreToday is Moose Hide Campaign Day, which recognizes the goal of ending gender-based violence against women and children.
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Happy Childcare Provider Appreciation Day!
Learn MoreBehind every confident step, curious question, and joyful giggle is a child care provider who made it possible. Today, we celebrate you—the snack-preppers, story-readers, tear-wipers, and magic-makers.
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Purchase tickets to the Changing Lives 50/50 Lottery!
Learn MoreChanging Lives Lottery 50/50 tickets are on sale! Get your tickets now for your chance to win big and support individuals and families in our community. Tickets only available from May 1st – June 20th.
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Mental Health Awareness Month
Learn MoreDuring the month of May, we recognize and champion Mental Health Awareness Month. This is a reminder to tend to your inner world with the same care as your physical health.
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Daddy & Me – The Early Years (sessions)
Learn MoreThe Daddy & Me program is a drop-in program for dads and male caregivers that provides a safe and fun environment to interact with their children 0-5 years old and receive parenting support.Mondays, April 7- June 9 (5:30-7:00pm)No group on May 5th & 12thPitt Meadows Public Library12099 Harris Rd, Pitt MeadowsLight snacks provided.Tuesdays, April 8…
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Thank You – Westgate Flower Garden
Learn MoreWe are very thankful for the incredible generosity of Sandra and Westgate Flower Garden! Her recent St. Patrick’s Day event brought beautiful blooms to our community and made a meaningful impact with this donation in support of young people at Foundry Ridge Meadows. Sandra’s kindness helps create brighter futures, and we’re very grateful for businesses…
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Make it monthly this March – Seniors
Learn MoreAt 84, Doris was widowed, hungry, lonely, and wondering if anyone remembered she existed.
