Thanks Fit Small Business for the feature!

Want to save money AND do good in Ottawa? Sound too good to be true? See for yourself: smallchangeapp.ca #SmallChangeApp @UnitedWayOttawa

Warm fuzzy feeling is still lingering- so proud to be a part of this great program. Congrats to all recipients!

Thanks again for today Waubgeshig Rice! You were amazing! #uwHero

Congrats Tim! I'm honoured to be a part of recognizing you & your great community work #uwHero Bell Warriors

Missed the Wall of Inspiration Ceremony today? Here are the highlights: bit.ly/21I8Ilj.

Why Twitter is struggling, according to one power user ti.me/24IB1Ti

Three important business skills they don't teach you in school: fw.to/Yaf8ZAR via The Globe and Mail

Congrats Mark Sutcliffe! Looking forward to working with you again very soon! x.com/UnitedWayOttaw…

One of my favourite stories- watch the full video here: youtu.be/tpvNJF-GaaA #heartmyYOW x.com/UnitedWayOttaw…

I walk to join the movement to end global poverty. Why do you walk? #WPWalk #Ottawa x.com/WPWalk/status/…

Want to join our marketing & communications team? Check out our new job opening: ow.ly/4mZiSo #Ottawajobs

This week is #MentalHealthWeek- let's #GETLOUD for mental health! x.com/UnitedWayOttaw…

It's been such an incredible year meeting so many of these smiling faces! x.com/UnitedWayOttaw…

Being a hero isn't always glamorous, but someone's gotta do it. Great Community Action Day with @UnitedWayOttawa! bit.ly/1U2Omgl

"True happiness is the joy we experience when we move toward our potential". The 100-percent rule: bit.ly/2bJmq4V

Incredible art installation by Faisal Anwar at the #AgaKhanPark tonight for #NuitBlanche! #SensoryCity x.com/AgaKhanPark/st…

Tomorrow, the Ismaili Centre, Toronto screens the 360-degree virtual reality film “Clouds Over Sidra”. Details: iicanada.org/sidra-project

Very proud to be a part of this incredible organization. #AKMbirthday x.com/AgaKhanMuseum/…

The Museum’s central courtyard serves as the “heart” of the building, allowing light to flow into and illuminate interior spaces. Etched into the courtyard’s glass panels are tessellating “mashrabiya” patterns that cast decorative shadows at different angles throughout the day.