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The Limestone Learning Foundation is seeking a Part-Time Development Officer responsible for leading, planning, designing, and executing the organization’s annual fundraising programs and events, including leading all annual giving campaigns, identifying, and submitting grant applications that are

Author Zetta Elliott met virtually with more than 40 elementary classes to share her love of reading and writing. Her book, Dragons in the Bag, is one of the 25 titles from the Books Are Back initiative that has been gifted to every grade 4 - 6 classroom in the Limestone District School Board.

The first virtual author visit will bring Zetta Elliot, author of Dragons in a Bag, into several grade 3-6 classrooms in Limestone, March 3, 2022. Through this virtual opportunity, Zetta will share what inspires her as a fantasy fiction writer.

Tony Gifford, LLF Board of Directors Lots of ingredients made the LLF's Sandra Davison 2021 Memorial Golf Classic at Loyalist Golf Club, an immense success, but the weather wasn't one of them. Or, maybe it was!

Students gravitate to new books and new stories - especially if they are windows into perspectives and lived experiences of others. Contemporary stories that stimulate positive discussion and empathy in equity, inclusion, resilience and understanding.

Energy levels were high as golfers were arriving at Loyalist Golf Club September 23 despite some gusty winds and hints of rain in the air. Armed with brightly-coloured rubber boots, rain jackets, clipboards, raffle tickets and travel mugs of hot coffee, volunteers wasted no time in getting players

“Each of us has two wolves inside, the wolf of love and friendship and the wolf of hatred and bitterness. These two wolves are constantly fighting with each other. Which wolf will win? The one you feed. So, I say to you my friends, don’t feed the wolf of hate.

Joining us for a 6-week placement from St. Lawrence College are Advertising & Marketing Communications Mgt students, Aidan Woodman and Samantha Tooth, both graduates of Limestone District School Board.

Canadian non-profit organizations are broadening their horizons to support essential local community needs during exceptional and unprecedented times. The Limestone Learning Foundation is one of those organizations.

A $100,000 gift will support The Food Sharing Project’s Student Nutrition Programs in schools and home-delivery food boxes to vulnerable families in school communities across the Limestone District School Board, ensuring students have access to fresh and healthy food to improve learning readiness.

In response to a changed world of learning for students and educators in the Limestone District School Board the LLF is pleased to announce an amendment to the Foundation's Strategic Plan. It is one that will allow the Foundation to support excellence in education through innovative methods.

Adam Young will serve as Chair of the Limestone Learning Foundation. He accepted the role at a recent Board meeting. "I am proud of the work the LLF has done to inspire excellence in education by supporting school and classroom initiatives," states Young.