As part of our ongoing support the not-for-profit sector we’re keeping a close watch on the roll out of Ontario Trillium Foundation’s ReDesign2015. Many attendees to our NFP marketing learning series expressed an interest in learning more about funding opportunities.
This seminar series will help non-profits learn the essentials of getting the attention of your supporters, funding organizations, community partners and volunteers. Learn how email marketing; event marketing and registration; feedback and surveys all work together to build your organization.
What’s YOUR number one Dufferin transportation issue?
Successful Headwaters Food Summit and Local Trade Fair inspires development of a resilient local food system in the Headwaters Region. The 2nd Annual Headwaters Food Summit and Local…
It has long been known that the trails in Headwaters Region are one of the things that residents value. We also know that they are a magnet that…
This event has passed. In May 2012, representatives from eight different trails and conservation groups attended the Headwaters Trail Counter Workshop co-hosted by HCIA’s Trails Working Group and…
One hundred and thirty five participants – representing virtually part of our region’s food system – came together at the inaugural Headwaters Food Summit and Local Food Trade Fair to discover new ways of working together to positively impact the Headwaters Foodshed. Learn more and access the presentations made by various event presenters.
Close to forty people braved an unexpected snowstorm in late April to attend this learning event on funding opportunities and community foundations. Representatives from our NFP Support and Capacity-Building Project shared the pilot project’s highlights and accomplishments over the past two years which included investing approximately $125,000 in thirteen innovative NFP projects within Dufferin County.
We are thrilled to share the first-ever Headwaters Community Well-Being Report. Created by citizens, for citizens, it provides measures of social, economic and environmental well-being for Dufferin County and the Town of Caledon. Community well-being is a complex interplay of many factors. While Headwaters’ assets are many, we face some challenges to community well-being. So, read the report and join the conversation by sharing what you think…
New Community Projects Are Brewing: As an incubator of projects that respond creatively to emerging community issues, HCIA is now actively collaborating to support initiatives in these areas:
Headwaters Communities in Action