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Community Foundation of Newfoundland and Labrador

The Community Foundation of NL promotes community enhancement, enrichment, and engagement by providing grants to community organizations the province.

The Community Foundation of Newfoundland and Labrador (CFNL) promotes and sustains healthy communities across our province by providing grant funding to a wide range of community organizations. We combine our broad, province-wide reach with a grassroots focus on small organizations that can have a major impact in their local communities. Our goal is to address community problems and to enrich the

lives of community members. CFNL is one of more than 180 community foundations in Canada that have collectively contributed $154 million in grants to community organizations. CFNL was founded in 2001 and now holds more than $800,000 in endowed assets, administers more than 20 funds, and has given out more than 120 grants totaling over $200,000.

02/23/2018

The Community Foundation has new office staff, and office hours are 9 AM till 1 PM, Monday to Friday.

12/22/2017

Season's Greetings from CFNL!

11/20/2017

There's a wonderful event on midwifery tonight supported by our FIG Fund. Discuss the past and future of midwifery in this province to mark !

Today is ! One way we support children and youth to be active participants in their own lives is helping keep them informed of their rights. Check out this great resource created by YWCA Canada - http://ywcarightsguide.ca/.

On this , we are also thrilled to be hosting a panel discussion focused on midwifery. We hope you can join us for this engaging and informative conversation!

Community Foundation of Newfoundland and Labrador Doula Collective of Newfoundland and Labrador Friends of Midwifery Newfoundland and Labrador

11/03/2017

11/02/2017

Don Jamieson's tales of an old fashioned St. John's Christmas are now on sale at Fred's Records! Digital downloads are available on iTunes, Amazon, Google Play, and Shazam.

All proceeds support a scholarship for NL students in communications, journalism, and political science. Congratulations to the Jamieson family on this fantastic initiative!

10/27/2017

Join an instant choir with Growing The Voices: Festival 500 tomorrow (Saturday) at 3 p.m. in the atrium at Atlantic Place in St. John's.

As an homage to Gord Downie, Sean Panting will lead the choir in a rendition of the Tragically Hip's hit Ahead By A Century.

Doors open at 2:30. Singing starts at 3:00. Admission $5 at the door.

Free parking underground. All welcome!

10/24/2017

This year's Vital Signs report shows that 1 in 4 NL seniors has a mental health issue. Providers like Stella's Circle are struggling to cope.

Some residents of Stella's Circle are aging out of their program and there aren't many places they can go.

10/23/2017

Check your weekly local newspaper for this week and tune in to VOCM at 4 pm today for a roundtable on the report.

10/22/2017

NL leads the Atlantic provinces in stress levels, according to .

Canada's

10/21/2017

shows "ten glorious years" for provincial incomes.

Get the report in today's edition of The Telegram or The Western Star!

MUN Economics Professor, Dr. Doug May, says from 2005 to 2015, median incomes in this province rose to meet the national adjusted after-tax median personal income of approximately $40,000.

10/20/2017

Do you feel greater belonging to NL or to Canada?

VOCM's Question of the Day inspired by .

Vocm - Local News Now

Address

Suite 209, 31 Peet Street
St. John's, NL
A1B3W8

Telephone

+17097539899

Website

http://www.cfnl.ca/

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