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Donor Spotlight: Like flowers growing towards the light

WCC is proud and humbled to spotlight writer, senior, and donor Beth Cook. Beth is a developing writer who generally writes from Guelph or Toronto. During her career, she was employed in a wide variety of jobs, and at last has found her vocation: retirement. And writing…

Celebrate WCC facilitators!

Ahead of National Volunteer Month in April, WCC is collecting testimonials about the magic of our program, and we’d love to hear from you! Share your most treasured stories from your experience with WCC workshops and facilitators. Share your story here!

writetogether: Our biggest-ever community write is BACK!

WCC’s biggest-ever writing experience returns on Tuesday, February 3 at 7 PM ET. Formerly known as Wildfire Write, join us virtually on Zoom for our first writetogether of 2026! FREE REGISTRATION: tinyurl.com/wccwt writetogether is our community-wide writing workshop! Discover your authentic voice, ignite your imagination, and…

2025 Year in Review – WRITE here, RIGHT now

“WCC workshops have proven to be a uniquely beneficial and empowering experience. It offers something many services don’t: a nationwide, creative space where individuals from diverse walks of life can come together [and] find joy in a shared activity that brings purpose, connection, and healing.” –…

WCC in the Toronto Star: How the arts can help cure the loneliness epidemic. It’s called a social prescription and it’s catching on.

“WCC’s program evaluation indicates many participants experience an improved sense of belonging, self-esteem, and emotional well-being, and reduced isolation and loneliness. Participants consistently report feeling more hopeful, connected and resilient.” Amidst a global crisis of loneliness, social prescriptions such as the WCC program are crucial now…

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