Grand River Friendship Society was proud to host Voices Against Racism: An Intercultural Forum, organized by our dedicated Young Professionals team. The event created a powerful space for dialogue, reflection, and connection, bringing together diverse voices from across our community to engage in meaningful conversations on racism, inclusion, and collective responsibility. We were honoured to...
With the dedicated efforts of our youth, we were honored to host a meaningful and beautiful program. At the Kitchener Public Library, we commemorated Said Nursi on the 66th anniversary of his passing, remembering with respect and love his vision and commitment to serving humanity, which continues to inspire us. We sincerely thank everyone who...
We had the pleasure of attending the Indigenous Newcomers Gathering, organized by Kitchener Waterloo Multicultural Centre and hosted by ICU Indigenous Creatives United. As Grand River Friendship Society, we were truly happy to be part of this meaningful gathering alongside our friends and youth. On the evening of February 26, we came together in a...
We’ve refreshed our lineup for the Voices Against Racism forum! We are excited to introduce an updated panel of voices ready to lead our dialogue on identity, systemic change, and collective action. Join this youth-led space this Saturday to connect, learn, and build solidarity. Conrad Grebel University College, Waterloo March 28, 2026 | 10:00 AM...
We had an amazing time with 49 students from JK to Grade 6 during our March Break program. Throughout the 3 days, our students participated in: -Turkish language classes -Values education -Sports activities -Arts & crafts It was a perfect balance of learning and fun, creating a positive and engaging environment for all our students...
As the month of reflection comes to an end, we want to wish our neighbors and friends a very Happy Eid al-Fitr. This is a beautiful time to celebrate the diversity that makes our community so vibrant. Whether you are celebrating with family or enjoying the spirit of the season, we hope this day brings...
We had the opportunity to support the meaningful work of Anishnabeg Outreach. We deeply value their efforts in providing care, resources, and support for Indigenous communities. Their dedication to outreach and community well-being is truly inspiring. As part of this contribution, we donated winter essentials including coats, boots, sweaters, and pants to help individuals stay...
As Grand River Friendship Society, we were grateful to deliver winter donations—including coats, warm pants, and other essential clothing—to the Wilmot Wellesley Resource Centre at the end of February. These items will help individuals and families stay warm during the cold season. A heartfelt thank you to our incredible volunteers and supportive community members. Your...
Join the Young Professionals team at Grand River Friendship Society for Voices Against Racism, a youth-led intercultural forum held in recognition of the International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination. This half-day, in-person forum brings together youth, young professionals, and community members to listen, learn, and engage in meaningful dialogue around racism, identity, and...
On Monday, February 2, we had the pleasure of visiting Anishnabeg Outreach as volunteers from Grand River Friendship Society to support their Spirit Bundle Program. We were truly happy to be there, to serve, and to be part of such meaningful work. It was an honor to be welcomed so warmly, and we sincerely thank...
