Give a little

Zachary is a 10-year-old who loves a triangle-shaped treat.

Swimming has health benefits, it boosts a child’s confidence, and it can provide kids with future jobs, says the founder of a charity dedicated to ensuring all young Winnipeggers can learn how to swim.

French, 64, began volunteering with the festival in his early 20s. “I wanted to give back to the community and it happened to be going on at the time,” he said.

“All you need is love” – the Beatles

Amy Tung is an entrepreneur, yoga teacher and community advocate who decided she needed to do something that would fulfill her passion for helping people.

In 2017 Christy Rogowski and Wendy Singelton created Cakes for Kids Winnipeg, a city-wide initiative that helps ensure kids who need it most have a birthday cake.

Help-Portrait, a global movement to give, not take pictures.

Book proceeds support local hospital program.

The William Avenue take-what-you-need, pay-what-you-can depot is a Santa’s workshop for a community of artists, educators and anyone who loves to create.

Imagine moving your family to another country thousands of kilometres away, far from all things familiar including the food?

Staff at the Exchange District Pharmacy are coming out from behind the counter and into the community.