35th Annual YMCA Red Triangle Award Recipients Announced – Presented by Emera
35th Annual YMCA Red Triangle Award Recipients Announced – Presented by Emera Saint John, NB – The YMCA of Southwestern New Brunswick has announced the recipients of the prestigious Red Triangle Award and Leader to Watch Award, recognizing individuals who have made outstanding contributions to the community. The Red Triangle Award, which honors long-standing volunteer service, will be presented to Janet Thompson-Price, while the Leader to Watch Award, recognizing an emerging leader, will be awarded to Cameron Keyes. “These awards celebrate individuals who embody the YMCA’s values of inclusivity, belonging, caring responsibility and honesty,” said Shilo Boucher, President and CEO of the YMCA of Southwestern New Brunswick. “Both Janet and Cameron are dedicated to fostering meaningful connections and
Three Organizations in Southwestern New Brunswick Recognized as Newcomer Employment Champions at YMCA NEC Awards Breakfast
Three Organizations in Southwestern New Brunswick Recognized as Newcomer Employment Champions at YMCA Awards Breakfast For Immediate Release - February 21, 2025 Three Organizations in Southwestern New Brunswick Recognized as Newcomer Employment Champions at YMCA Awards Breakfast Saint John, NB — The YMCA of Southwestern New Brunswick’s Newcomer Connections proudly hosted the third annual Newcomer Employment Champions (NEC) Awards on Friday, February 21, at the Crowne Plaza. This inspiring breakfast event brought together community leaders, employers, and supporters to celebrate organizations that have gone above and beyond in fostering inclusive workplaces for newcomers. "We are so proud to recognize employers who have demonstrated exceptional commitment to hiring and supporting newcomers in our community," said Samah El Maghlawy, General
YMCA Celebrates Kathy Dumouchel as the 2024 Peace Medal Recipient
Saint John, NB – November 15, 2024 –The YMCA of Southwestern New Brunswick is honored to announce Kathy Dumouchel as the 2024 recipient of the YMCA Peace Medal, recognizing her lifetime of service and deep commitment to fostering peace, empathy, and community. Kathy was celebrated on Friday, November 15, for her extraordinary contributions, which exemplify the YMCA’s mission to create inclusive and supportive communities where everyone feels valued and connected. Since her first volunteer experience at the age of twelve, Kathy’s journey has been defined by compassion, resilience, and a dedication to supporting those in need. From her work in food security with initiatives like the Harbour Lights campaign and the Brown Bag Lunch program to her role in