United Way HPE: Donations in Action
Ruth Ingersoll, Executive Director of CDC Quinte, explains how their programs support those facing food insecurity with vital help from United Way HPE.
January 17, 2024
A collection of our stories from the BOQ
Ruth Ingersoll, Executive Director of CDC Quinte, explains how their programs support those facing food insecurity with vital help from United Way HPE.
Tim Bannon’s involvement with United Way Hastings & Prince Edward began about 40 years ago when he first moved to the area and became a participant in one of their workplace payroll deduction campaigns. Since then, that role has evolved from monetary donations to active volunteerism, including a two-year stint as the organization’s Board of Director’s Chairperson. We recently chatted with Tim about what the United Way means to him.
Nearly everyone recognizes the United Way brand. An international organization, it’s operated here since 1958, with franchises in various communities right across the country steadfastly providing much-needed support to local causes. But how much about this important group’s good work do we really know? We recently chatted with United Way Hastings & Prince Edward’s executive director Brandi Hodge to get the details.
The bike trails at Batawa Ski Hill offer a wide variety of terrain for riders of any age and skill level. The key to a rewarding bike ride is choosing something within your ability that offers fun challenges but not too beyond your comfort zone.
Oh Snap! Can you believe that these incredible images were captured by students ages 7 to 14? It goes to show that the BoQ is full of budding talents—and a few of them sound beyond
Big things are happening in the Bay of Quinte. The region has long been an attractive destination to live, work and play. Now the interconnected communities are kicking it up a notch for residents and visitors looking for one-of-a-kind experiences. Here’s the proof!
Katie Pearsall An interview with Katie Pearsall of Rollin’ Oats in Quinte West. Briefly describe your business. At Rollin’ Oats we pride ourselves on being able to offer locally-made treats, handcrafted beverages and beautifully curated
The Counter Restaurant: Kylie & Braden Lawther An interview with Kylie and Braden Lawther of The Counter Restaurant in Quinte West. Pronouns: Kylie: she/her Braden: he/him Briefly describe your business. The Counter is an elevated deli,
Flyby Brewing Company opened their doors in 2021 in Quinte West. Within a few short months of being open, they had already developed a strong and loyal customer base. We sat down with them to learn more about how they decided to take a leap into the local craft beer industry.
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