Help us give
away FIVE
$1,000GRANTS
every week!

Join our 100th celebrations with The Winnipeg Foundation’s Centennial River Trail Contest
Help us give away FIVE
$1,000GRANTS
every week!
You’re invited to explore the historical Forks area, find signs featuring three gold coins and enter for chance to help your favourite registered charity.
It’s easy!
- Take a selfie at a gold coin location.
- Post your photo on your social media.
- Tag and follow @wpgfdn on Facebook, Twitter or Instagram.
- Use the hashtag #TWF100.
- Tell us your registered Manitoba charity of choice.
Five winners will be chosen randomly weekly.
BONUS: Contest extended and ends Sunday, Feb. 28, 2021
You’re invited to explore the historical Forks area, find signs featuring three gold coins and enter for chance to help your favourite registered charity.
It’s easy!
- Take a selfie at a gold coin location.
- Post your photo on your social media.
- Tag and follow @wpgfdn on Facebook, Twitter or Instagram.
- Use the hashtag #TWF100.
- Tell us your registered Manitoba charity of choice.
Five winners will be chosen randomly weekly.
BONUS: Contest extended and ends Sunday, Feb. 28, 2021
This Week's Winners
Lynne Skromeda
Lynne Skromeda won a $1,000 grant for their charity of choice, Winnipeg Folk Festival.
"#Winnipeg is emerging from the polar vortex...or maybe just me...but I’m excited the @wpgfdn is helping charities this winter in honour of its 100th year! And because I work for a nonprofit that’s a charity, I’m gonna pick @winnipegfolkfestival as my charity of choice! #twf100"
Suzanne Swanton, Patti Makinson, and Chanique Phillips
Suzanne Swanton, Patti Makinson, and Chanique Phillips won a $1,000 grant for their charity of choice, Continuity Care.
"We had a lot of fun finding the 3 gold coin signs at The Forks. Suzanne, Patti and Chanique nominate Continuity Care, supporting MB families with a family member with an intellectual disability. We are thankful to
@wpgfdn for all their support. #TWF100"
Britney Wilson
Britney Wilson won a $1,000 grant for their charity of choice, CanU Canada.
"Miss working in the office with these ladies! Enjoyed meeting outside today on The Centennial River Trail! Final week to nominate @canu_canada thank you @wpgfdn for supporting local charities! #twf100"
Marnie Loewen
Marnie Loewen won a $1,000 grant for their charity of choice, Open Access Resource Centre.
"Yay for @wpgfdn #twf100 holding such a fun contest. Found the coins on a skate with my family. I would choose Open Access Resource Centre to receive the proceeds - they help children talk with speech-generating devices!"
Bryan Mintenko
Bryan Mintenko won a $1,000 grant for their charity of choice, Green Action Centre.
"My entry for the Winnipeg Foundation contest #twf100 nominating @greenactioncentre as my charity of choice for the $1,000 grant. @wpgfdn"
Find the gold coin signs
Follow @wpgfdn on social media and listen daily to CJNU 93.7 FM for clues on sign locations. Locations will be revealed on the map after the clues are shared on social media. The more signs you find, the more times you can enter.

Need some help?
Having trouble deciding who you’d like to support if you win? Use our Find Your BeCause tool to learn more about some of the amazing registered charities in our great city.
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BeCause
What do you care about? No matter what you’re passionate about you can support it through The Winnipeg Foundation. Your generous gifts help create a Winnipeg where community life flourishes for all.
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