Our Thank an Educator campaign is a chance to celebrate the incredible teachers, educational assistants, office staff, custodians, bus drivers, and school support teams who help make our schools welcoming, inspiring, and safe places for children to learn and grow. Every message of appreciation does more than recognize someone who’s

United Way Bruce Grey is excited to welcome Afreen Rahman as the new Coordinator of its Backpack Program and announce that registration for the 2026 Backpack Program is now open for eligible low-income families throughout Bruce and Grey counties. Rahman recently joined the United Way Bruce Grey team and brings

The final school bell has rung, and summer is officially here! Across Bruce and Grey counties, children will be spending more time outdoors riding bikes, walking to parks, playing with friends, and enjoying everything that makes summer special. With more kids out and about during the day, drivers play an

From waterfront festivals and community parades to family breakfasts, live entertainment, barbecues, and fireworks, communities across Bruce and Grey counties are preparing to celebrate Canada Day. Whether you’re looking for an all-day family outing or a small town community gathering, there are plenty of opportunities to celebrate close to home.

Financial abuse of the elderly can take many forms – from financial exploitation to outright criminal fraud. It can look like: Who are the victims? Anyone can become a victim of financial abuse. But older Canadians are often targeted for several reasons, including: What are the signs someone is being

A recent Radio Bingo winner shared their ‘origin’ story with us. As a regular attendee of in-person bingo, they were disappointed to miss the next few weeks of bingo as they were recovering from surgery. A friend gifted them with a United Way CFOS Radio Bingo ticket, and they won

As temperatures rise and families head outdoors, pools become a favourite place to cool off, have fun, and make lasting memories. While swimming is a great way to stay active and enjoy the summer, it is important to remember that water can also pose serious risks if proper safety precautions

More and more businesses are offering “Buy Now, Pay Later” (BNPL) options for products. This method of payment is becoming more popular, especially for people in their 20s and 30s. Twenty-six per cent of Canadians have used these plans to pay for their purchases.  I have many clients who are

Living in Bruce Grey means being surrounded by beautiful lakes, beaches, rivers, and pools. For many of us, learning to swim and understanding water safety are experiences that begin at a young age. However, for many newcomers to Canada, swimming lessons may be unavailable or inaccessible. That is why United

United Way of Bruce Grey is pleased to welcome Afreen Rahman as our new Backpack Program Coordinator. Her passion for helping others and building strong community connections makes her a wonderful addition to our team. When asked what drew her to the position, Afreen shared, “I was interested in this