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Posted:
May 18, 2021
Over $50k granted as CFKR grows endowment funds
The Community Foundation of the Kootenay Rockies (CFKR) has recently completed its largest ever annual granting program, allocating a total of $53,300.19 to 41 community projects/initiatives.
In addition, a total of $32,730.77 has been re-invested in the principals of 17 endowment funds, to grow future granting.
“The Community Foundation is thrilled to support the excellent work of these local non-profit organizations that contribute so much to each of our communities, especially during the current pandemic,” stated Lynnette Wray, CFKR Executive Director.
The Community Foundation of the Kootenay Rockies (CFKR) provided 2021 grants to a wide range of community projects and programs. All grant applications were reviewed by CFKR’s local volunteer committees, with granting decisions ratified by the CFKR Board.
Posted:
May 1, 2021
It’s shaping up to be the hottest ticket in the Kootenays.
As Key City Theatre nears its 30
th brilliant season, our stage curtains are looking more shabby than chic. It’s time to replace them and our exciting Raise the Curtain Raffle will help us to do just that. With so many upgrades going on throughout our facility it is time for our stage to shine in anticipation of the return of performers and our audience.
Julie Godsave, chair of the Key City Theatre Society fundraising committee enthused: “With 18 draws starting on Mother’s Day, May 9 through to Father’s Day, June 20, our Raise the Curtain Fundraiser has some amazing and unique prizes to be won!” (
Posted:
December 17, 2020
To Celebrate Bud Abbott
th Birthday – January 26, 2021
Cranbrook Community Theatre Society (CCT), a nonprofit organization and registered charity that stewards Cranbrook’s Studio Stage Door heritage building, will honour the late Bud Abbott with two initiatives that promise to start the new year off right.
As many locals know, Bud Abbott loved and advocated for theatre and performing arts for his entire life. In 1973, he played a key role in acquiring the Masonic Temple that is now known as the Studio Stage Door. Membership funds help CCT to maintain this 111-year old treasure.
The ‘Bring a Buddy’ membership campaign has a goal of 100 new CCT members to keep “theatre for the community, by the community” active and well in Cranbrook.
Christmas Bedtime Stories
6:00 pm
Cranbrook Community Theatre and Cranbrook Dodge are teaming up to present “Christmas Bedtime Stories”.
Every day at 6PM from December 1st to Christmas Eve a new story will be available to enjoy at:
https://www.facebook.com/CranbrookCommunityTheatre/
https://www.facebook.com/CranbrookDodgeSupercenter/
Cranbrook Community Theatre members, Cranbrook Dodge employees, Cranbrook Public Library employees and members of our community will be reading bedtime stories for kids.
If you are interested in reading a Christmas story, you simply need to record yourself on your phone or tablet, in video format, reading your book.
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