It is our pleasure to formally announce that the Blue Water Curling Club has been awarded a Community Building Grant - Capital Projects Fund from the Ontario Trillium Foundation.  These funds will be used to replace the components that comprise our Ice Making Plant. 

Kyle is practically giddy with excitement!

Many of you may know, our chiller was put on life support earlier this season. News of the grant couldn't have come at a better time!  The new units will be installed sometime between our end of this season and our opening next fall.  

Looking for another way to help the club? In partnership with the Ontario Curling Council and the Ontario Sports Network you can now make charitable donations online with the proceeds being directed to Blue Water Curling Club! More information is available at https://bluewatercurlingclub.com/index.php/fundraising.

Our project page is available at https://www.ontariosportnetwork.ca/nstf-projects/242-blue-water-curling-club, and donations may be made at https://forms.logiforms.com/formdata/user_forms/74769_1745267/345060/page1.html?cachebust=3625 - be sure to select Blue Water Curling Club in the organization dropdown!

It is my great pleasure to announce that the Blue Water Curling Club will be receiving $50,000 from the Community Building Fund - Operations Stream.  The funds will be used to aid in our recovery from the impacts of COVID-19.  This is a new Grant type for the Ontario Trillium Foundation, as they historically fund Capital projects.  The money is to be used to off-set eligible operating expenses this year.

I would like to acknowledge and thank the team who worked to put together our application.  Doug Karr, Cathy Moore-Coburn, and Mike Edney were all invaluable in their respective roles. I also want to thank anyone who helped us along the way to answer questions we had about our operations.  Great work everyone!  Your efforts will help to ensure that we have a financially successful curling season this year.