Sharing Campaign Knowledge for the 2026 Municipal Election

Sharing Campaign Knowledge for the 2026 Municipal Election
Written by: Brendon Samuels @ London United for Change

Sharing Campaign Knowledge for the 2026 Municipal Election
Written by: Brendon Samuels @ London United for Change

Pillar Nonprofit Network’s written submission on the proposed amendments to the Police Record Checks Reform Act highlights the ongoing burden of police record checks in the vulnerable sector. Fees associated with police record checks can create barriers for individuals who are unemployed or experiencing poverty, limiting their ability to volunteer.

This written submission to Ontario’s Standing Committee on Finance and Economic Affairs, shared in advance of the 2026 Provincial Budget, outlines how strengthening the government–nonprofit sector partnership is essential to protecting Ontario’s economy and community well-being.
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This letter is a formal submission from Pillar Nonprofit Network CEO Maureen Cassidy to the City of London’s Community and Protective Services Committee.

This letter is a formal submission from Pillar Nonprofit Network CEO Maureen Cassidy to the City of London’s Community and Protective Services Committee.

Since 1969, Meals on Wheels has proudly supported the London community. Through fresh and frozen meal delivery and transportation to wellness related appointments, this Home and Community Care provider supports seniors and adults with disabilities with core necessities that make a real difference every day.


As the Business Cares Food Drive marks its 26th anniversary, the need for community support continues to grow. This year, Pillar Nonprofit Network is leading the Nonprofit Cares initiative for the first time, working alongside Business Cares to bring local nonprofits together in support of the London Food Bank.

In honour of Earth Day, SCAN! (Seniors for Climate Action Now) London gathered with community members at Innovation Works for a powerful documentary screening that brought climate action to the forefront in a deeply moving and accessible way.

For many in London, October 26, 2024, marked more than just a date on the calendar—it was the day the city saw its very first Diwali Mini-Market, thanks to The Cultural Gully and support from the Inclusive Community Events Program (ICEP).