Personal happiness &
quality of life is closely
tied to our level of social
connectedness—how
involved we are in our community.

Social Capital Community Benchmark Survey,
John F. Kennedy School of Government,
Harvard University (2001).

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100 Years of Loss Exhibit

From Monday, June 3rd to Friday June 7th, United Way of Winnipeg is honored to present 100 Years of Loss – The Residential School System in Canada, a bilingual exhibit featuring collections from the Legacy of Hope Foundation. Continue reading

Annual General Meeting – Stronger Together

United Way of Winnipeg’s Annual General Luncheon and Meeting is a chance for us all to reflect upon and celebrate all we have accomplished together in our community over the past year. Continue reading

Teacher’s gift extends life-long commitment to kids

The chance to give children and youth in Winnipeg the opportunity to explore their potential is one of the reasons Mildred supports United Way. Continue reading

Succession Planning – Board Member Edition

You’ve seen the news reports and know that the baby boomers are starting to retire in all sectors. And younger non-profit leaders are pursuing new opportunities. Continue reading

Volunteer of the Day: Aynslie Hinds, Agency Liaison Volunteer

Aynslie Hinds serves as an Agency Liaison Volunteer, contributing to the thousands of collective hours spent reviewing agency partner needs and helping make sure donations achieve maximum results. Continue reading

Volunteer of the Day: Lindy Choy, Board of Trustees

Volunteer Lindy Choy, who serves on the Board of Trustees, talks about how volunteering is a pathway to compassion. Continue reading

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