News
Stay informed on the latest initiatives, accomplishments, and events at The Community Foundation. Here, we share important updates about our work and partnerships in the community.
Celebrating Impact, Together!
May 10, 2025
The Community Foundation welcomed over 400 guests to its annual Impact Showcase & Luncheon, celebrating 22 local grant recipients and sharing inspiring stories of community impact. The event also marked the beginning of an exciting countdown to the Foundation’s 50th anniversary in 2026.
Community Foundation Welcomes Three New Members to Board of Directors
May 1, 2025
Each brings valuable experience, leadership, and a deep commitment to community. Learn more about their inspiring backgrounds and the impact they’re already making.
Congratulations Juanita Black!
March 29, 2025
Celebrate Juanita Black’s 71st birthday with us! In her honor, Juanita has made a gift to the Juanita L. Black Bursary Fund, helping more students reach their dreams. We’re also proud to share that Juanita was recently awarded the King Charles III Coronation Medal for her outstanding community contributions.
Kristin Ross Appointed Chair of the Board of Directors
March 19, 2025
We are excited to announce Kristin Ross as the new Chair of the Community Foundation’s Board of Directors. We look forward to her leadership and vision as we continue to grow and strengthen our impact.
Thank You, Heinz Schaerer: Celebrating 8+ Years of Leadership
March 18, 2025
After 8+ years of dedicated service, Heinz Schaerer retires from our Board of Directors. His leadership and the creation of three permanent endowment funds—The Jacob Keeley Brown Fund, The Systema New Brunswick Forever Fund, and The Andrea and Heinz Schaerer Fund—have made a lasting impact on our community.
A big congratulations to our board member, Janet Thompson-Price!
February 25, 2025
We’re thrilled to celebrate Janet for receiving the 35th Annual Red Triangle Award, presented by Emera New Brunswick.
Welcome Jasmine Seeley, Granting Cycle Coordinator
February 15, 2025
An Anishnaabe woman from Hiawatha First Nation, Jasmine brings 4+ years of experience empowering Indigenous youth. She’s excited to join the Greater Saint John Community Foundation to support our Granting Cycles.
