In recognition of World Homeless Day, here is a re-post of our Point in Time Homeless Count from March 2016. For 75 years our singular priority as United Way of Peterborough & District has been to...
Joe Roberts, a former homeless youth is pushing a shopping cart across Canada to raise awareness and funds to prevent youth homelessness and will be in Peterborough on October 16th to share his story....
75th Anniversary United Way Campaign Launches PETERBOROUGH, ON –There was a festive, carnival mood at the Evinrude Centre this morning as United Way Peterborough and District launched its 75th Commu...
Thursday August 25, 2016 6:15 pm to 7:30 pm The Mount Community Centre Chapel 1545 Monaghan Road, Peterborough Bylaw changes will be presented for approval by the membership....
Position Title: Labour Programs and Services Development Officer Reports to: Director, Philanthropic Impact, President Peterborough & District Labour Council & the Canadian Labour Congress Re...
Do you know an individual or organization who should be recognized for their outstanding volunteer contributions? Someone who inspires people to come together to make a lasting difference in the City ...
Do YOU want to make a difference in your community? 🏘️
👉 Apply for our Neighbourhood Fund Grant today!
United Way Peterborough & District`s Neighbourhood Fund offers small, one time grants to help groups of people in the City and County of Peterborough bring their community ideas to life. Whether you’re planning something with neighbours or working on a local project, this fund is here to support you. It’s all about helping people connect, get involved, and make their community a better place together.
🔗 Get started via the link in our bio 🗓️ Deadline to apply is Wednesday, May 27 at noon
We had such an amazing time at our 2025 Campaign Celebration last Thursday, celebrating our community coming together to raise an astounding $1.56 million in support of essential, front-line programs and services❤️!
One of the most special moments from our Campaign Celebration this past Thursday was recognizing the incredible individuals, partners and organizations who went above and beyond this year.
These awards are a small way of celebrating the creativity, leadership, and generosity that power this Campaign — and the impact that reaches across our entire community.
👏 Please join us in congratulating our 2025–26 award recipients:
✨ Making It Rain Award – County of Peterborough ✨ Outstanding Partner Agency – Trent Valley Learning Association ✨ The Spark Plug Award – Tiffany Arcari, Community Ambassador ✨ Chronically Online – John Howard Society of the Kawarthas ✨ Phoenix Award – City of Peterborough ✨ Most Creative Event – New Canadians Centre (KD Challenge) ✨ On-The-Record – Jeannine Taylor, kawarthaNOW ✨ Champion of Change – Peterborough, Victoria, Northumberland and Clarington Catholic School Board ✨ Culture of Giving – Trent University ✨ Spirit of the Community – Laken MacFarlane, City of Peterborough
Thank you for the energy, innovation, and heart you all bring to this work. You are helping build a stronger, more connected community for everyone and we couldn`t be more grateful for your support. ❤️
Our Campaign Celebration was filled with laughter, connection, and so much community spirit — a true reflection of what our Community Campaign is all about.
Together, we raised an incredible $1.56 million to support vital programs across Peterborough & the County. This impact belongs to all of you.
We were proud to celebrate the leadership that made it all possible — including our Campaign Chair Paul Rellinger, whose steady, thoughtful presence helped guide this year’s success, and our CEO, Jim Russell as he prepares to retire after years of remarkable service and dedication to this community.
And if you know Paul… you also know he may have accidentally become the star of a few campaign moments along the way 👀
💬 Leave a comment and let us know if we should drop this year’s blooper reel (featuring a few familiar faces…)
At United Way Peterborough & District, we believe in building a community where everyone feels seen, valued, and included. Autism is part of the rich diversity that strengthens our community.
Let’s move beyond awareness and continue working toward acceptance, accessibility, and meaningful inclusion for all.
We celebrate the courage, resilience, and contributions of transgender, non-binary, and gender non-conforming people who make our communities stronger every day.
Let’s keep fostering a culture of inclusion and respect for all!