Recent Grant Recipients

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  • The New Brunswick Children’s Foundation has been a partner with Grace Presbyterian Church for 23 years, awarding over $132,050.00 to the church for children and youth in need and developmental programming. This spring the foundation presented a grant of $5,250.00 to provide continued support to various children’s programs.

  • In May 2018, the New Brunswick Children’s Foundation presented $7,500.00 to the Miramichi East Playground Committee.

  • On March 20, 2019, Bee Me Kidz was awarded a $10,000 grant from the New Brunswick Children’s Foundation. Bee Me Kidz goal is to provide at-risk elementary aged children and their families with the support and skills needed to “be the best me they can bee!”

  • The New Brunswick Children’s Foundation recently presented a $7,000 cheque to P.R.O. Kids Dieppe. The funds will help Dieppe and Memramcook children participated in sport, recreational or cultural activities that would otherwise not be accessible due to a lack of financial resources.
    In the picture: Tanya Doucet, President, P.R.O. Kids and Jennifer Machum, New Brunswick Children’s Foundation Board Member.

  • Presentation made to the New Life Mission to support their after-school program in downtown Moncton. Pictured are: Dave Williston (Treasurer) and Pamela Carlin (Executive Director) of New Life Mission, and Jennifer Machum of the New Brunswick Children’s Foundation.

  • New Brunswick Children’s Foundation director, Art Buck, presenting a cheque to Chantal Thanh De Alba, assistant director of the Beausejour Family Crisis Resource Centre, to support their Courage Campaign.

  • Moncton Director, Art Buck, visited the Sistema Centre to present a cheque on behalf of the New Brunswick Children’s Foundation. The grant will be used to continue to expand and enhance the Sistema music programs throughout New Brunswick. Through partnerships with organizations such as Sistema NB we are able to support opportunities for children to make a difference in their lives.

  • Camp Sheldrake’s chair Kevin McDonald receives a $9,000 grant to help more children, ages 5-17 years, from around N.B. attend Summer Camp that otherwise wouldn’t be able to attend due to financial stressors. Summer is about enjoying sunny days and splashing in water – all of which the kids will experience while building friendships and from the change of “just being a kid”. The volunteers and staff see the changes as children develop self-esteem and confidence in only one-week. A ‘big’ thank you to the New Brunswick Children’s Foundation for sponsoring the children to attend the Camp. In picture – Kevin McDonald (left) and James O’Connell (right), director New Brunswick Children’s Foundation.

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