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Career Opportunity: Finance Officer
The Shevchenko Foundation is seeking a results-driven administrative professional with CPA or legacy designation and a demonstrated high standard of work excellence to fill the position of: Finance Officer (Full-time) Working out of the office in Winnipeg, Manitoba,...
What’s new in January 2025?
HIghlights from our January e-bulletin include: Video from Calgary Ukrainian Carol Festival TSF President speaks with Zabava radio host Steven Chwok Reminders upcoming deadlines Benefits of monthly giving READ OUR E-BULLETIN HERE
Merry Christmas! З Різдвом Христовим!
[ENG/UKR] Dear Donors and Supporters! The Christmas season is a time for both celebration and reflection. At the Shevchenko Foundation, we are grateful for our family – every member of the passionate Ukrainian Canadian community, all our creative artists, and, of...
What’s new in December 2024?
HIghlights in our December e-bulletin include: Sviatyi Mykolai visits PEI TSF Director Roman Soltykevych speaks with Zabava radio host Steven Chwok Reminders for artists about upcoming deadlines How to support the 2024 TSF Koliada READ OUR E-BULLETIN HERE...
Let’s build the future – together
[ENG/UKR] Dear Friends and Supporters! Thank you for believing in our mission and supporting the projects that promote our vibrant Ukrainian culture in Canada. As 2024 draws to a close, we reflect on a year of exciting changes and wonderful success stories that were...
$30,000 in REACH funding available in 2025
The $30,000 REACH Mentorship/Residency for the Arts is now in its seventh year, encouraging emerging Canadian artists to reach for their career dreams by seeking opportunities for mentorship, residency, internship, training, workshop, and research. The funding program...
Unity in remembrance
Commemorating the 91st anniversary of the Holodomor In 1932-33, Joseph Stalin’s Soviet Communist regime used food as a weapon, orchestrating a famine to prevent Ukrainians from realizing their aspirations for independence. The Holodomor was the culmination of a...
What’s new in November?
See what’s new in our November e-bulletin. Remembering sacrifice Investing in our youth Reminder about upcoming deadlines What is GivingTuesday? Check out our news here: November e-bulletin
Remembering Canada’s first national internment operations
During Canada’s first national internment operations from 1914-1920, Ukrainians and other Europeans were branded ‘enemy aliens’ and imprisoned needlessly in 24 internment camps throughout Canada. Tens of thousands of others were obliged to carry identity documents and...