Each Friday we at the United Way share up-to-date and, we hope, relevant information to help with finances. In 2021, the 5 Financial Friday posts that were most viewed all related to COVID-related Government benefits: #1 – Parents can expect another payment of CCB Young Child Supplement: 1,835 views #2
As 2021, draws to a close, we want to take this moment to thank all of our donors and volunteers for being there for their community this past year (and beyond!). Your support has meant that vital life changing assistance can be directed to our most vulnerable. Thank you for
Our finances are closely linked to our health, including our mental health. When we are confident about our financial situation and have enough to cover our basic needs with extra at the end of the month, we may be able to feel secure and plan for the future. The opposite
Holiday gift shopping should be a fun experience, but for many, especially for those who are tight on funds, the whole experience can become extremely stressful. With this in mind, we have put together a list of ideas that can help you stay within your financial limits, minimize the stress
Thank you to all of our amazing donors who supported Saugeen First Nation during their Covid outbreak in the summer. The funds raised were used to provide food bank supplies and food, sanitation supplies, children’s programming and resources, clothing and more. Thank you for responding to their needs and for
Looking for an end of year gift for that special educator? We are proud to announce our Teacher Thank You Campaign. You can participate by donating $20 to sponsor each fully stocked backpack in honour of your special educator. To make a secure online donation, simply visit Canada Helps at
Some workers may have lost their jobs due to not being vaccinated. If you are in this situation, you may not be eligible for Employment Insurance. These resource can provide some information for you. If you are not eligible for EI, you can apply for Ontario Works, a monthly income
