• Sarnia Community Foundation

    Vibrant, Inclusive,
    Livable Lambton County

  • $40,250 for Sarnia Indwell Supportive Housing Project

    Living Hope CRC Fundraiser for Indwell

    "Our hope is that this event is only a seed, one that will grow and inspire others to creative events to make a difference and Be Part of the Solution"

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We believe that no gift is too small to make a difference in the community today for a better tomorrow. What difference would you like to make in our community?

Explore the any funds at the Sarnia Community Foundation and choose the one that is closest to your heart.

What change would you like to make in Sarnia-Lambton. We will work with you to set up a fund that will truly make a difference.

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Honouring the 2025 Women of Excellence

The Sarnia Community Foundation proudly celebrates five incredible women who make Sarnia-Lambton a stronger, more inclusive place to live:

• Brenda Dunn – Lifelong volunteer and youth advocate through Scouts Canada and Rotary

• Bertha Rose Park – 92-year-old community leader, educator, and wellness champion

• Jaylene Henry – Executive Director of BGC Sarnia-Lambton, empowering over 2,300 youth

• Kirsty Kilner-Holmes – Arts advocate, volunteer, and driving force behind local cultural projects

• Jocelyne Paquette – Sarnia Police officer, community builder, and co-founder of Noelle’s Gift

Join us in celebrating these inspiring women at the 9th Annual Women of Excellence Luncheon on June 5th at the Dante Club. Guest speaker: Dr. Karen Lee, President & CEO of Parkinson Canada.

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2025 Spring Bulletin

We have some great updates for you this Spring 2025 Bulletin!

 

What's Happening at SCF

Moore Scholarship

Eight years after the late Don Moore of Oil Springs set up a scholarship fund to assist medical students, an impressive $230,000 has been distributed.

Moore donated $1 million in 2017 to the Sarnia Community Foundation, which invested the money and distributes the proceeds annually to medical students who intend to practice in Sarnia-Lambton.

This year’s five recipients accepted a total of $37,500 on Friday during a brief ceremony at the East Lambton Community Complex in Watford.