Spring is the perfect time to refresh your home, clean up the yard, and prepare for warmer weather. While spring cleaning can feel rewarding, it’s important to keep safety top of mind both indoors and outdoors. Taking a few extra precautions can help prevent injuries and make your seasonal cleanup

There are so many things that drive our spending. And for people with manic episodes or low impulse control, it can add complications to an already fraught experience.  At bowling alleys, they can put bumpers along the lane to help keep the ball in the right place. Why not put

We’re excited to share our 2025 Impact Report!

The youth led, adult supported Banditfest is not your typical music festival. It feels personal, closer. Described as “a full-fledged youth-led music festival,” it is rooted in “community connection, inclusivity and supportive real-life performance spaces.” For many young artists, it is a first chance to step on stage and feel

Grocery prices are climbing, and it’s being felt at kitchen tables across Grey Bruce. Fresh produce, once a staple, is becoming harder for many households to afford. The Good Food Box program can help to lower that cost for anyone. Administered by United Way of Bruce Grey and run by

Electricity & Natural Gas Disconnection Moratorium Ending April 30 The United Way of Bruce Grey is reminding residents that the provincial electricity and natural gas disconnection moratoriums will end on April 30, with utilities permitted to begin disconnecting customers for nonpayment as of May 1. “We’re already experiencing extremely high

What is the Benefit Cutoff Cliff? This is an income amount when you earn slightly more income, but you are worse off. Getting a raise… working more hours… getting a part-time job… These are all exciting events! Or they should be. For many people, they are something to be dreaded

We are looking for an outgoing High School, College or University Student to plan and organize our annual Backpack Program. About Us: The United Way of Bruce Grey is a vital resource in our community, bringing together a diverse group of partners including businesses, labour, government, and community residents to

There are so many new things to learn when you move to Canada. It can be tough to find reliable, legitimate information.  Building Credit from the Ground Up: A Program for Newcomers The information is broken into four modules: This is a free online learning program in eight languages: Take

Weather can change fast this time of year, and this week is a perfect example. Rising temperatures can lead to flooding, and just as quickly, colder weather can bring a return to snow and icy conditions. Here are a few simple ways to stay safe: 💧 Watch for floodingAvoid walking