Race for mayor, Ward 1 council in St. Clair Township

Sarnia-Lambton reaches $1.4 million United Way goal
December 29, 2023
The United Way slightly surpassed its $1.4 million fundraising goal for 2023.
Officials in Sarnia-Lambton announced Thursday $1.42 million – about 101.4 per cent of the announced goal of $1.4 million had been received. Vicky Ducharme, the campaign chair, said a number of end of the year donations – including two anonymous donations – helped the organization reach its goal.
Ducharme said throughout the campaign that although the goal is set at $1.4M, the actual needs in our community are closer to $1.6M.
Like others in North America, with the United Way of Sarnia-Lambton has missed its fundraising goals leading up to and during the pandemic including in 2022 when the goal was about $1.6 million.
Eighteen agencies are funded by the United Way of Sarnia-Lambton, which provides 30 local programs and services.
Funding is used for three areas, the largest being poverty-related and homeless services, youth programming and seniors programming and mental health.
The 2023 fundraising campaign will officially end December 31, 2023.
NEXT
Plympton-Wyoming senior dead after house fire: OPP Crime Unit investigating
PREVIOUS
Oiler U18’s heading to Silver Stick semi-finals

Race for mayor, Ward 1 council in St. Clair Township
August 21, 2026
Read More

Four in the running for Brooke-Alvinston mayor
August 21, 2026
Read More

Enniskillen council to be acclaimed
August 21, 2026
Read More

Seven seek councillor positions in Dawn-Euphemia
August 21, 2026
Read More
