November 7, 2024
Join us for a powerful Disruptive Dialogue with Women United, where we will confront critical challenges women in our community face, including financial literacy and mental health.
Local love fuels us to tackle the greatest challenges facing our community. Together with our supporters and partners—people who love where they live and want to make a difference—we can break down barriers, improves lives, and create opportunities for individuals and families in Lanark County.
Our efforts are backed by a commitment to 100% local impact. This means funds raised locally are put to work right here in Lanark County, to help those most in need.
With the Ottawa River to the north and the Rideau River to the south, Lanark County spans 3,000 square kilometres of picturesque natural scenery and historically significant towns. Coined the maple syrup capital of Ontario, this area is known for its abundance of maple trees and stunning fall colours—making it a much-loved tourist destination for thousands of visitors each year.
The Lanark County office of United Way East Ontario works with local people and organizations to strengthen the social fabric of our region. Our efforts to create opportunities for people in need include supporting local programs and services that:
On October 1, United for All hosted a discussion with scholars Omar Dajani and Mira Sucharov on solidarity, empathy, and dialogue amidst the Gaza crisis and rising hate crimes locally.
Read moreUnited Way East Ontario’s annual Tee Up for Change golf tournament brought together local changemakers and raised $65,000 to support vital services.
Read moreLocal queer artists discuss how they use their art to foster safer communities, the importance of queer joy, and more in this panel discussion.
Read morePowered by United Way East Ontario, Big Brothers Big Sisters Lanark County developed a 2SLGBTQIA+ toolkit tailored for youth, families and educators in their region.
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Helen McIntosh, Chair
Johann Ramsaran, Past Chair
Tim Campbell
Laura Keller
Ed Merkley
Bob Perrault
Renée Robertson
Stephen Sliwa
Issues like poverty, isolation and mental health don’t start or end at geographic borders—and conquering them demands the force of our entire region. By bringing people and resources together from across the communities we serve, United Way East Ontario harnesses the strength needed to address systemic challenges, raise support and advocate for change.
UNITED WAY EAST ONTARIO
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Ottawa, ON K1K 2C5
Telephone: 613.228.6700
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