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What a wonderful November meeting!
A huge thank-you to our three fantastic presenters for sharing their incredible work and impact: • TEAD – Offers therapeutic equine-assisted programming for children, youth and adults with disabilities or diagnoses. Their services include therapeutic riding lessons, wellness programs, summer camps, equine-assisted learning and occupational therapy supports. • Haldimand 4‑H Association – A youth-development organization serving the Haldimand region (Cayuga, Hagersville, Caledonia, Jarvis, Dunnville). They empower youth ages 6-21 to “Learn to Do By Doing” through a variety of club projects in agriculture, arts, science and leadership. • The Shoebox Project – Haldimand‑Norfolk‑Brant – A local chapter of a national charity that supports women impacted by homelessness by collecting and distributing gift-filled shoeboxes containing everyday essentials, little luxuries, and encouraging messages. We are delighted to announce that TEAD was selected as the recipient of our group donation this session. Thank you TEAD for doing such meaningful work in our community! Also, a big thank you to the Dunnville Youth Impact Centre for hosting us and giving us a tour of their beautifully renovated space — your hospitality and the upgraded facility added so much to our evening. Thank you to everyone who attends, supports, and contributes through 100 Women Who Care — together we are making tangible, local impact. 💕
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On Tuesday, August 12th, we had the privilege of hearing from three incredible non-profit organizations doing meaningful work in our communities. 🌿 Grand Valley Trails Association (GVTA) The GVTA is a volunteer-driven non-profit dedicated to building and maintaining over 250 km of hiking trails throughout the Grand River Valley. In addition to caring for the trails, they promote hiking, offer guided hikes, and provide trail maps and resources to encourage people to explore the natural beauty of the region. 💙 Victim Services Victim Services is a charitable, community-based organization that provides trauma-informed support to victims and their families. With compassion, confidentiality, and respect, they help empower individuals while building strong partnerships to create healthier, safer communities. 🌟 Dunnville Youth Impact Centre – Group Donation Recipient This meeting’s group donation was awarded to the Dunnville Youth Impact Centre. The Centre offers a wide range of youth-focused programs, including counseling, tutoring, mentorship, recreation, and social support. Their mission is to provide a safe place where youth can be themselves, build positive relationships, and discover their own worth through the support of caring staff and volunteers. We want to sincerely thank our members for their ongoing generosity and commitment. Your support makes these community contributions possible! Gratitude, Giving, and Growing Impact: A Heartfelt Thank You from 100 Women Who Care Haldimand We are incredibly grateful for another inspiring and impactful gathering of 100 Women Who Care Haldimand. A special thank you goes out to the Caledonia Lions Club for generously hosting our May meeting. Your support helps create a welcoming space for community connection and change-making, and we truly appreciate it. At this meeting, we had the pleasure of hearing from two outstanding local organizations that are making a difference in Haldimand County. 🌱 Triple Bottom Line for Sustainability One of the organizations that shared their work with us was Triple Bottom Line for Sustainability Inc., which supports DREAM (Designing Routes to Education and Mentorship). Since its founding in 2010, this nonprofit has been committed to empowering youth through mentorship, education, and community involvement. We applaud their ongoing efforts to build a supportive environment for youth development in Haldimand. 🏥 Dunnville Hospital and Healthcare Foundation We’re also proud to announce that the recipient of our collective donation this quarter is the Dunnville Hospital and Healthcare Foundation. The funds from our group will go toward purchasing a stretcher for the emergency department and supporting other priority medical equipment needs. Access to high-quality healthcare is vital to our community, and we’re proud to contribute to improvements that will directly impact patients and emergency care. ❤️ Thank You, Members To our members — thank you for showing up, giving generously, and continuing to make an impact. We look forward to seeing you at our next meeting. Until then, thank you for caring — and thank you for making a difference. With gratitude, 100 Women Who Care Haldimand We're excited to share that $7,900 was donated to Flora's Walk Haldimand! Everyone is welcome to attend Flora's walk on May 10th from 10am-12pm at the Caledonia fairgrounds  🌟 Thank you to all who joined us at our February 11th meeting! 🌟 We had an incredible evening at the Caledonia Lions Community Centre where we heard from three amazing nonprofit organizations doing impactful work in our community. 💙 Flora's Walk (Healthy Start Healthy Future) was chosen as the recipient of our group donation! 🎉 Flora's Walk raises funds and awareness for perinatal mental health here in Haldimand County, providing free and low-cost postpartum support to mothers and families. Their work is so vital, supporting mental health during the critical postpartum period. 💕👶 In addition to the presentation from Flora's Walk (Healthy Start Healthy Future), we also heard from Haldimand Crime Stoppers and East Seneca Church. Haldimand Crime Stoppers is committed to raising awareness and educating the public to help mobilize Canadians in reporting suspicious or criminal activity anonymously. East Seneca Church, build in 1863 located in Canfield has been a symbol of devotion and support for generations. They are currently fundraising for donations to go towards the Churches renovations We are beyond proud to support their mission and can't wait to see the positive impact they will continue to make in our community. Thank you to everyone who made this possible! 🙏 #100WomenWhoCareHaldimand#FlorasWalk#HaldimandCrimeStoppers #EastSenecaChurch #SupportingMothers #CommunityImpact #MakingADifference Thank you to those of you who joined us on Tuesday November 12th at the Caledonia Lions Hall or virtually for our meeting. We heard three great presentations from:
· West Haldimand General Hospital · The Brant Haldimand Norfolk Shoebox Project · Dunnville Salvation Army We are honored to present our donation of $7,100 to the Foundation for West Haldimand General Hospital, Hagersville, Ontario. Our donation will be used to purchase new equipment for the hospital’s lab that will enable hospital staff to perform a wide range of essential tests on blood samples and provide results in just 12 minutes. This fast turnaround time means clinicians can make informed and confident decisions in a short timeframe. We extend our heartfelt thanks to our members for their ongoing support.  Thank you to those of you who joined us on Tuesday August 13th at the Caledonia Lions Hall or virtually for our meeting. We heard three great presentations from:
· Senior Support Services · The Children’s Nutrition Network · The Alzheimer’s Society We’re so happy that our group’s donation helped Senior Haldimand-Norfolk Community Senior Support Services reach their fundraising goal to be able to purchase a new van! Senior Support Services provides escorted transportation to medical and social appointments by screened volunteers locally and out-of-town. Staff work closely with clients and caregivers to schedule clients with the most appropriate form of transportation to meet their needs. Thank you to those of you who joined us on Tuesday May 14 at the Caledonia Lions Community Centre. We heard three great presentations from:
Hobbitstee Wildlife Refuge or follow them on facebook Hobbitstee Wildlife Refuge  The three organizations that presented at our February meeting include: · Dunnville Community Theatre · The Canadian Mental Health Association · Alzheimer Society of Brant, Haldimand Norfolk, Hamilton Halton Ultimately the Dunnville Community Theatre was the successful recipient of our group donation! Dunnville Community Theatre is the oldest and only remaining Live Theatre group in Haldimand County and this year they turn 50! The funds will be used to support their upcoming production called “NEXT” which they will be taking on the road to a few locations across Haldimand County starting this June. For more information visit Welcome to Dunnville Community Theatre's new website! (dct73.com) We would also like to send a huge thank you to Andrea and Sharon and the Community Support Centre for allowing us to use your space and for the tour of the new facility and overview of all the program run by the CSC! |
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