You have the ability to shape your community for the better and we're here to work in partnership with you and the many agencies that make our community stronger.
Our mission is GRANTING TO COMMUNITY CHARITABLE CAUSES BY GROWING AND MANAGING FUNDS THAT WILL MAKE A DIFFERENCE FOREVER..
Being part of our work is as simple as a donation. Explore this site or give us a call @519 332 2588 to learn more.
We're here to help you build a vibrant, inclusive, livable Lambton County.
Just because the office is closed for the holidays and during the provincial lockdown, it doesn't mean that we aren't hard at work building a vibrant,inclusive livable Lambton County. Your support of the Foundation this year has been extraordinary and we've been able to deliver more than 750,000 dollars of grants in 2020
You cared, you donated .... We Delivered!.
Thank YOU.
Donations always welcome, by cheque, credit card ,stock transfer, via our Canada Helps or by e transfer. We're here to help you give!
Parents in Petrolia have united to help create active, healthy children and families in a safe,inclusive and welcoming outdoor play space. Their dream is to raise funds to purchase, install and maintain playground equipment in the Greenwood/Lions Park in Park in Petrolia. Your donations to this project will ensure a legacy of fun for future generations.
The Board of Directors of the Sarnia Community Foundation is again delighted to recognize the achievements of three outstanding women from Lambton County for their dedication to building the quality of life throughout the county. Jane Cadman, Margaret Capes and Bethany Tiegs are being honored this year. Due to gathering restrictions currently in place, the Foundation is unable to have a formal awards ceremony and so each of the honorees has recommended two of the permanent funds at SCF that they are encouraging members of the community to support with a donation.
Jane - The Petrolia Community Fund & Petrolia Rotary Fund / Margaret- Organization for Literacy Fund (OLL) & Lambton Mental Wellness Centre Fund( LMWC)/ Bethany- Theatre Sarnia Fund & Halcovitch Outdoor Learning Classroom (HOLC)
Please call 519 332 2588 if you wish to e transfer or donate via credit card through the office.
Lovingly known as “THE HOLC”
Carol-Lee Halcovitch, died unexpectedly in March 2020. She was a grade 1/2 teacher who valued outdoor education and hands on science and one that always had her students learning and discovering through hands-on experiments. In her memory the staff of High Park School hare working to create an outdoor classroom in her memory.
Carol-Lee believed in accessibility for all students. As well, she encouraged positive relationships between staff, students, and parents, from Kindergarten to Grade 8. The HOLC will be an outdoor classroom that can be used to teach curriculum content as well as for mindfulness activities. There will be designated spaces for small and large group instruction, a community garden, an outdoor little library as well and community green space.
The grounds of High Park School are currently underdeveloped making it the ideal location for this new learning space. By supporting the HOLC Fund at SCF, you will be supporting youth in our community in their educational journey along with their teachers and families. The redeveloped space builds on the inclusiveness of High Park community and creates a permanent legacy for a much loved teacher and colleague.
