We brought together our Grade 9–12 boys for a meaningful and engaging program. We began with a short video about the life of Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him), followed...
On the evening of April 15, we had the pleasure of hosting Pastor Ronnie Smith from St. Stephen Lutheran Church at GRFS for a meaningful and engaging session. During the...
We’re happy to share this wonderful community event organized by Kitchener-Waterloo Multicultural Centre ???? Join the Spring Wellness Fair for a fun and engaging PD Day experience for children, youth,...
Terry Fox Run 2026
April 14, 20260
Registration is OPEN for the 2026 Terry Fox Run! Grand River Friendship Society is excited to take part in this meaningful event supporting cancer research and community impact Join us...
Bestival Collaboration Meeting
April 10, 20260
A Meaningful Gathering for Youth & Community We were delighted to welcome our valued guests from the Belmont Village Bestival team — one of Waterloo Region’s most vibrant arts and...
Dialogue Book Club #7
April 8, 20260
What makes a house a home? Last Friday, at our March Dialogue Book Club gathering, we came together around the theme of Women & Immigration. Inspired by The Swimmers and...
Eid Celebration
March 23, 20260
After a meaningful and busy Ramadan season, we came together to celebrate Eid with joy, connection, and community spirit. On March 21, over 450 participants joined us at St. Agatha...
March Break Program
March 23, 20260
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...
Community Iftar #2
March 19, 20260
We were delighted to host our second Community Iftar Dinner on March 15, bringing together 180 participants for a warm and joyful evening. The night was filled with connection and...
On March 12, teachers from St. Mary High School, along with their friends and family, joined GRFS students for a meaningful iftar evening. The program brought together approximately 20 teachers...