If you were in the Galt Country Club banquet hall last night, you were witness to something pretty magical. Last night, we all gathered to celebrate the work and achievements of 10 awe-inspiring women for our 25th Anniversary Women of Distinction gala. But “awe-inspiring” doesn’t even begin to do them justice.
A long-time board member/volunteer/advocate/friend of YWCA Cambridge, Norma McDonald Ewing is one of those women that makes busy look easy. Even if she’s running between commitments (which she usually is!), she’s always got a smile on and encouraging words to offer. She was also instrumental in creating the first awards
YWCA Cambridge unequivocally condemns the terrorist attacks in Christchurch New Zealand. As an organization with a degree of visibility in the community, we feel it is our duty to speak out about these atrocities, and to say without reservation that we condemn white supremacy, we condemn racism, we condemn Islamophobia.
A long-time supporter of YWCA Cambridge, we’re privileged to feature Jill Summerhayes this week! Her passion and commitment to the community is broad-reaching and has been consistently impactful over the last 35 years. Read on for inspiration if you dare! 1. What was your reaction or thoughts when you were
YWCA Cambridge is proud to announce the winners of the 25th Anniversary Women of Distinction awards: Non-Profit or Public Service – Helen KellyLifetime Achievement – Gail SmythSocial Action & Advocacy – Karen MalekaChampion of Women and Girls – Mairi AndersonWellness, Sport & Recreation – Tania Heinemann KelsallTurning Point – Temilade Olayiwola-OrijiBusiness
We’re pretty grateful for the sweet (and delicious!) impact Jen Gralec makes within the Cambridge community. A long-term supporter of YWCA Cambridge, it’s our pleasure to share some thoughtful words from the owner of Waterloo Region’s most sought after bakery, Tiny Cakes. What have you been up to since your big
The world needs more mindful leaders. Those who lead with heart and mind, intertwined together.
As an alumni with a passion for building community, Sarah Spry is now member of the WOD planning committee and helping us to build an outstanding 2019 event you won’t want to miss. Hear from her on the importance of mentors, women in STEM, and more! What was your reaction/thoughts
From emotional intelligence to men’s rights, Women of Distinction alumni Colleen Smith has some thought provoking opinions to share. Take a few moments of your morning to get motivated and then get moving! What have you been up to since your big win?I have tackled business challenges that excited and
“To be honoured in this way for the work I have loved is truly wonderful.” In December, YWCA Cambridge Women of Distinction alumna (1996) Dr. Mary Law received the Order of Canada for her work in occupational therapy, particularly with children with disabilities and their families. To say we at
