The Harbour Passage Fund
The Harbour Passage Fund, established in 2004, supports the ongoing development of Saint John’s Harbour Passage trail.
As part of its development vision, the Saint John Development Corporation was the leader in bringing the idea of Saint John’s Harbour Passage to life. The corporation worked with partners throughout the community to grow support, and raise money, for the construction of the trail system and saw Phase I of the trail open in 2003.
The community support for Harbour Passage continued to grow, and in 2004 The Community Foundation was entrusted with funds to permanently endow The Harbour Passage Fund. Initial funding was provided by various individuals, including a large donation from CUPE.
Each year, earnings from the Fund support ongoing community initiatives to enhance the public green spaces along the trail system.
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This fund supports the maintenance of the Naval Memorial along Harbour Passage, commemorating the Battle of the Atlantic and honoring those who served at sea. It also funds the HCapt(N) Noël Kinsella Memorial Bursary, awarded to post-secondary students who are or were members of HMCS Brunswicker or a New Brunswick-based Royal Canadian Sea Cadet unit.
The Gail B. Kaye Fund, established in 2011 by her family, honors Gail's passion for history, art, and Loyalist heritage. The fund supports community initiatives, preserving her legacy of cultural appreciation and dedication to Saint John.
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