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United Way KFL&A’s 2021 Campaign runs September 10 – November 25. Show your local love!

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Local Love

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United Way KFL&A’s 2021 Campaign runs September 10 – November 25. Show your local love!
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Campaign Goal : $3,614,800
39%
The United Way KFL&A mission is to build and strengthen our community by bringing people and resources together to facilitate change. We see a future where people are self-sufficient in a community where individuals live with hope, dignity and a sense of belonging.
“I get to be the face of the campaign, but the work that is done is really done by workplaces, by volunteers and at the end of the day it is the donors that make the impact. They choose to help their friends, families and neighbours in the most meaningful way and in a way they can see the impact in their day to day life and that is really what the United Way represents in our community.”
Daren Dougall2021 United Way KFL&A Campaign Chair
“I can’t say enough about how the United Way has been able to help Lionhearts, along with so many other agencies across Kingston and surrounding area. Really it’s all about partnerships. We’re honoured to stand side-by-side with them to be able to provide these services.”
Travis BlackmoreFounder & Executive Director, Lionhearts Inc.
“United Way works tirelessly to fund over 60+ programs in our community that serve some of the most vulnerable clients. During COVID 19 United Way has demonstrated their leadership by providing additional funding to many agencies in Kingston, including Kingston Community Health Centre, funding support for the homeless, supporting the Good Food Box program and developing the new Seniors’ Food Box.”
Helen MabberlyManager, Family and Community Health at KCHC
“COVID-19 turned everything on its head. Long-time volunteers had to step away due to the health risks, but others came in and filled the void. Because of the United Way's investment in Morningstar, from local and federal funds, we have been able to respond generously, and compassionately, to a community in crisis. We could not have done any of this without you.”
Kevin AlkenbrackExecutive Director, Morningstar Mission, Napanee
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What's New

CEO Update from United Way KFL&A – September, 2021

This month’s update includes results from the 2021 Homelessness Point in Time Count conducted by United Way, details on an event and resources focused on Indigenous members and services in our community. And a reminder – don’t forget to vote if you haven’t already!

United Way KFL&A releases 2021 Point In Time Homeless Count Report

Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the 2020 PIT Count could not happen and instead took place on April 14, 2021. Counts are a community-level measure of sheltered and unsheltered homelessness, helping to provide a national picture of homelessness.
CFB Pancake Breakfast - Sept 13 - Cooks #2

United Way KFLA Weekly Campaign Update - Sept 16, 2021

It's been one week since United Way KFL&A kicked off the 2021 Campaign! Lots of workplace campaigns kicked off this week too and some even hosted events including the annual CFB Kingston kickoff breakfast! So great to see this annual event return! Find out where the campaign is at and learn about some other highlights and upcoming events.
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Local Love Impacting Local Lives

The United Way invests in programs that have a wide range of impact. These programs support thousands of local residents, helping them when they need it the most. For more videos, tours and panel discussions click here.

Dress for Success (5 min)

Food Sharing Project (5 min)

Kingston Interval House (2 min)

Rural Frontenac
Community Services (3 min)

Southern Frontenac Community Services (3 min)

Dawn House (10 min)

EarlyON (3 min)

Sexual Assault Centre
Kingston (5 min)

Youth Diversion (8 min)

Events

Women United panel - Sept. 20, 4 - 6pm

Women United members are invited to a panel discussion on Indigenous programs and resources in the region.

CNIB BBQ in support of United Way KFL&A - Sept 24, 11am - 1:30pm

Joint the team at CNIB in Kingston for a community BBQ with proceeds supporting United Way KFL&A.
Local Love LCBO -Feature Image

LCBO Point of Sale Campaign - Sept. 23 - Oct. 17

Show your #locallove at the checkout when visiting a local LCBO and donate, the funds are invested directly into their local communities and stay 100% local.
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"My wife and I have always donated to the United Way KFL&A because we know the donated funds are used in our community. In my retirement, I have become more aware of the people in need in our community. I encourage you to support these vital programs by volunteering and by making a donation. Through the United Way you make a difference in the lives of so many."
Jim Parker
"With our United Way funding, we go right to the grocery store or a local supplier and purchase the food that helps a student take advantage of everything school has to offer. You can be confident that your donation to the United Way stays here, in KFL&A and supports students in our community"
Brenda MooreFood Sharing Project
“United Way came in and adopted us and things changed dramatically, we didn’t have people waiting on the step for a bed in the winter. They stay as long as they need to and we help them get into transitional housing. We provide them with structure and help them. Because of United Way we get to help raise these children and I feel honoured and so proud to know them.”
Denise LambKingston Youth Shelter
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United Way of KFL&A would like to acknowledge this traditional territory’s longer existence and its significance for the Indigenous people who lived and continue to live on Turtle Island.

We are situated on traditional Anishinaabe and Huadenosaunee land. There are Métis and other non-status First People from many Indigenous Nations present in our community today. This acknowledgement symbolizes the United Way KFL&A’s first step, of many, along this path toward Indigenous reconciliation, in a respectful manner.

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