Quinton Poitras shares what it was like to play music for Murray Sinclair while he was in hospital. The Indigenous Health music program is funded by The Winnipeg Foundation.
“We’re thrilled to share that The Foundation’s Working Together magazine new fall issue is hot off the press—and we couldn’t have done it without you! Your inspiring work and impact in our community shines in these pages, and we’re so grateful for your collaboration. I was delighted to walk through the transformed tunnel and learn about
Click on image to see film. The NATIONAL FILM BOARD OF CANADA proudly presents Don’t Let the Sun Catch You Crying FREE SCREENINGS Featuring an exhibition of resident artwork and memorabilia from the film. Friday May 31st Misericordia Health Centre Auditorium 99 Cornish Avenue, Winnipeg 10:00 a.m. Media Event and Screening – Filmmakers will facilitate an art activity for
“Artists in Healthcare would like to acknowledge and celebrate the generous ongoing funding which The Gail Asper Family Foundation and The Asper Foundation have gifted us with for close to a decade. Anyone working in the charitable sector knows that the cycle of yearly grant applications for programs and projects is often related to a
A big Thank you to the Manitoba Arts Council for funding Artists in Healthcare’s ‘Taking the Music Rural’ grant for live music programming in the Brandon area.
With great sadness we advise you of the passing of our Board Chair, Tom Carson, on November 15, 2022. Tom joined the Board in January 2004 and assumed the role of Chair in April 2006. His vision and passionate belief that the arts could transform the patient experience inspired us all. He led with the
Donor-funded arts program aids in recovery for thousands annually When Ernie Jones takes something on, he gives it his all. Now retired, he taught at a local elementary school for 32 years. He has bowled in the same league for the past 62 years (and with the same team for the past 46!). Jones took