Videos

Elder abuse awareness day is June 15. Since 2006, communities throughout the country and around the world have honoured this day to raise the visibility of elder abuse by organizing events to share information and promote resources and services that can help increase seniors’ safety and well-being.

Due to CoVid 19 and health and safety concerns, the Lviv, Ukraine Folklore Festival scheduled for June 12-14, 2020 has been cancelled. The festival will return June 11-13, 2021. You can find a selection of photos from previous Folklore's on Facebook @LvivUkraineFolkloreFestival

Riva Restaurant in Gananoque re-opens, with patio seating only, on June 12 as part of Phase 2 of the Ontario government's restart response to the COVID-19 pandemic.

100th anniversary of the end of Canada’s first national internment operations 1914 - 1920

Al Anon Family Groups, help and hope for families and friends for alcoholics, has moved it's in-person group meetings to online or phone only during the pandemic

Jimmy Hassan and his panel talk about how systemic and social #racism still impacts minority groups. Featuring Constantin Mugenga, Pytor Hodgson Dr. Muhammad Sani, Zermaan Khan and Jim Neill.

During June, your donation doubles when you support the the Lionhearts Hometown Heroes Campaign.

David Bezmozgis and H.B. Hogan talk about short fiction vs novels, what they like best and which form they prefer to write in at Kingston WritersFest 2019

The Community Foundation for Kingston & Area celebrates 25 years. Learn about the positive impact the Foundation has had on the Kingston community.

United Way Day of Caring is a community-wide KFL&A event that demonstrates the power of volunteering. Hundreds of local volunteers from a wide range of Kingston, Frontenac, Lennox & Addington workplaces will spend the day giving back to our community.

Robinson Community Garden is two acres of donated farmland - seeded, tended, worked and harvested by volunteers to provide our Community Partners with healthy, nutritious food to distribute to those in need in the Kingston area.

Recognizing the immediate need of those most vulnerable during the emergency COVID-19 period of isolation, the four Rotary Clubs in Kingston came together to focus on the immediate needs of the Kingston Community and to aid those most vulnerable during the COVID-19 isolation period.