Oakville Resiliency Fund invests in Education Heroes – and supports virtual programming for Educators, Students and their Families

With the announcement of public school closures until the end of May, The Foundation is pleased to announce support to teachers, students and families to move educational supports and programming online. First, The Foundation is excited to announce the launch of “Community Classroom Online (Virtual programs),” which is now available free of charge on our […]

Leading Together – Halton Region Charity Support by your Local Community Foundations

March 31, 2020: Leading together – the Burlington Foundation, Community Foundation of Halton North and Oakville Community Foundation are working together to collaborate, share information on pressing needs, and ensure that our collective knowledge drives strategic funding to those agencies on the frontlines of COVID-19 response across Halton Region. At this unprecedented time when community […]

Involving the Family’s Next Two Generations in Philanthropy

Having dedicated decades to philanthropy, volunteerism and community involvement, Bonnie and Terry Jackson have straightforward advice for anyone who wants to get started with doing the same: set up a fund at your local community foundation. Back in 2001, the Jacksons were considering setting up a family foundation. But their financial planner suggested setting up […]

NEW Community Education Awards Hub

The Oakville Community Foundation is excited to announce the Community Education Awards Hub: a brand new online portal for post-secondary bound students to access local awards. The Awards Hub brings together over $300,000 in educational awards available to local students through the online portal. It also serves Oakville-area organizations, streamlining their efforts and providing efficient […]

命运与爱:吕家的故事 由吕家提供 (Meet the Lui Family)

“是命运把我们带到了一起。”当被问及她是如何遇到吕映桓(Alex),以及她与丈夫33年的爱情生活时,吕许燕媚(Mary)说。 “在我从香港到多伦多的一次旅行中,我决定去拜访我在阿尔伯塔省的姐姐和朋友。他们是在石油繁荣的高潮中移

Destiny and Love: Meet the Lui Family

“Life is a journey. We must try to stay active and engaged and keep learning,” says Mary. “Diversity is strength; we want to be a bridge that helps bring people together and be a part of making our community a better place to live.”