Upcoming Events

An open letter to Bryan Adams, and his concert team

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Thank you, to Bryan Adams and team

It doesn’t have to take much, but when we try to create equity, it can have such a tremendous impact. Thank you Bryan Adams and team for doing just that for someone we support at the Kitchener Memorial Auditorium Complex in City of Kitchener.

Open Letter to Bryan and his team… in a moment, you did something that may have seemed ordinary and right. This moment, though, was extraordinary for us. You and your team saw the person we support as a citizen; as someone worthy enough to enjoy the show like anyone else, and made the accommodation to make it happen.

Thank you for creating equity and recognizing that with a little accommodation, M’s price for admission was just as valuable as her able-to-stand friends.

We’re up for an Acorn Prize!

Acorn Prize, Community Living Guelph Wellington

Imagine a gathering space that is creative, inspiring and inviting?

That’s what the people we support have dreamed up for their Guelph Community Living Centre. This space, more commonly known as the ARC Industries building in Guelph, is a gathering place for the people we support. It offers a variety of learning opportunities and day services, and acts as a starting point and hub for the people we support as their find the things that matter most to them in the community.

From January 14th at 8am, until January 25th at 8pm, please vote for us at: https://oaktreeguelph.ca/

The charity with the most votes will receive a $500 prize to be used towards their cause. Your vote will help the people we support make the Guelph Community Living Centre feel more like their own.

Go all-in for Community Living Guelph Wellington!

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Join us on Saturday January 26 for a day filled with fun and poker,
all in support of Community Living Guelph Wellington.

Registration opens at 11:00am, with games getting underway at 12:00pm.

All the action happens at the Guelph Curling Club.

Players initial Buy-In Ticket is $40.00.
All ticket money will be paid out to the top six players.
During the first hour, players may re-buy for $20.00 as many times as they want.
At the first hour break, players may stack up. Stacks are $20.00 for 2000 chips, or $40.00 for 5000 chips.
Proceeds from re-buys and stacking up goes to Community Living Guelph Wellington.

Refreshments will be available through the Guelph Curling Club, at the bar.

Interested?
Let us know you want to save a seat, ante up, or send us your questions to: Lynn Frost-Arcand at lfrostarcand@clgw.ca

Want to share it with a friend?
Download the flyer here.

Thank you for your support!

Thanks for helping us reach our goal! on Biteable.

With 2019 right around the corner, we took a look back. And wow, are we grateful for all of the support!

Thanks to amazing community support and engagement, we are excited to share we will be purchasing a new adaptive van in early 2019. With nearly $75,000 raised this past year, we have met our goal. Thank you, thank you, thank YOU!

Your support this past year means that more people we support, are accessing the things that matter most to them. It truly takes a village, and we are grateful that you’re a part of our village.

Special Olympics Coach of the Year!

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Paul Turner being named Canadian Special Olympics Coach of the Year!

Tonight, Paul is being honoured at the Special Olympics Canada 2018 National Awards Night. He has been named Male Coach of the Year. Catch the webcast here: https://www.specialolympics.ca/2018Awards

Congratulations Paul! He has been a member of the Special Olympics family for 40 years, coaching floor hockey, softball and soccer. His most recent major game result was a silver medal in floor hockey at the 2017 Special Olympics World Winter Games in Austria.