Thank you for supporting the fundraising initiatives of grandmothers groups across the Campaign! Browse the calendar below to learn about the many online, in-person and multi-day events that grandmothers groups are organizing, as well as Campaign-wide events.
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Grandmothers 4 Grandmothers Regina is pleased to present its first on-line silent auction. Register and start bidding on beautiful items for Mother’s Day or for any day.
Join the launch of Contemporary African Voices, a webinar series organized by members of the Grandmothers Campaign to spotlight acclaimed sub-Saharan writers. The first event is a conversation with Dr. Cheluchi Onyemelukwe-Onuobia, author of The Son of the House.
The Grand River Grannies offer you a special gift box of delectable treats and delicious teas for Mother’s Day. All proceeds are donated to the Grandmothers to Grandmothers Campaign, an […]
Discover African Art with Arlene Kushnir - Grandmothers Partnering with Africa presents an illustrated lecture highlighting some of the numerous and varied cultures within sub-Saharan Africa who have been creating extraordinary works of art for centuries.
Join Grandmothers Partnering with Africa for a virtual tour of the Royal Ontario Museum's "Queens, Goddesses and Women of Influence" exhibit.
Join the Old Orchard Blossoms and the BramGrans for a conversation with Genevieve Graham, author of "The Forgotten Home Child."
Join us for a special, live conversation via Zoom with Idah Mukuka Nambeya, Senior Advisor to the Grandmothers Campaign and Niambi Martin-John, Director of Development at the SLF. To RSVP […]
Join Grandmothers Partnering with Africa for "Safari 101" with Philip Solomon to learn about he origin and history of safari in East Africa, and an overview of the safari experience today.
Join the Old Orchard Blossoms and the BramGrans for a conversation with Genevieve Graham, author of "The Forgotten Home Child."
