Inspired to Give...Empowered to Grow. The Cambridge & North Dumfries Community Foundation (CNDCF) is a public, charitable foundation created by and for the people of Cambridge and North Dumfries. As an independent centre for community philanthropy, we connect donors who care with causes that matter and serve as a trusted resource for addressing issues and leveraging opportunities in the community.
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Lynn and Jon Woeller
Jon and Lynn Woeller set up a Family Fund with the Foundation in 2005. This young, active family includes two children, Matthew, 14, and Erin, 1...
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The Cambridge & North Dumfries Community Foundation
The Cambridge & North Dumfries Community Foundation has a new video and a new YouTube channel. Please click on Read More to view the video and follow it to our new YouTube channel. -
Alison NCC Kids to Camp
In 2010, the region's Vital Signs report found that there is a declining sense of community in Waterloo Region. As well, compared to the national average, we are a lot more sedentary during our leisur...
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John Contini- Roofing Award
John Contini, 40, now feels like a part of something. He feels comfortable being with others in the roofing industry, he can speak the "lingo" that allows him to feel like an insider. He had been w...
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Sam's New Shoes
"Well, they're obviously not new, but to Sam a young, lively, smiley, seven year old that pair of shoes were new to him even though they were hand-me downs. I was walking down the hall with the pri...
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Fallen Sparrows
In 2000, Wesley Price, a young Cambridge child was diagnosed with a rare, fatal genetic disease that had already taken his two younger sisters. The family had incurred many expenses that took both an ...
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The Cambridge & North Dumfries Community Foundation
The Cambridge & North Dumfries Community Foundation has a new video and a new YouTube channel. Please click on Read More to view the video and follow it to our new YouTube channel. -
Alison NCC Kids to Camp
In 2010, the region's Vital Signs report found that there is a declining sense of community in Waterloo Region. As well, compared to the national average, we are a lot more sedentary during our leisur...
Read more -
John Contini- Roofing Award
John Contini, 40, now feels like a part of something. He feels comfortable being with others in the roofing industry, he can speak the "lingo" that allows him to feel like an insider. He had been w...
Read more -
Sam's New Shoes
"Well, they're obviously not new, but to Sam a young, lively, smiley, seven year old that pair of shoes were new to him even though they were hand-me downs. I was walking down the hall with the pri...
Read more -
Fallen Sparrows
In 2000, Wesley Price, a young Cambridge child was diagnosed with a rare, fatal genetic disease that had already taken his two younger sisters. The family had incurred many expenses that took both an ...
Read more
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November 9th, 2012 is Random Act of Kindness Day!
How will YOU celebrate?Posted August 31, 2012 from web
CNDCF is so excited to be giving out the R.L. Peterson Scholarship
If you are attending school in the fall see your guidance dept for infoPosted June 11, 2012 from web
Cambridge Gives Event-Vocal Splendour an evening with the Cambridge Symphony Orchestra June 22@ 7pm Forward Baptist Church. Msg us for infoPosted May 29, 2012 from web
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