Huronia Community Foundation

The Huronia Community Foundation celebrates the life and legacy of Reinhart Weber and all he did for our community as a visionary philanthropist and respected leader. We extend our sincere condolences to his family and friends, and share our thanks for his past support of HCF.

Our region has lost someone who deeply believed in investing in the people, organizations, and resources that contribute to our collective well-being. Reinhart gave generously of his time, wisdom, and guidance. Laurene Hilderley, President of the Huronia Community Foundation, along with many HCF board members, staff and volunteers throughout its 25-year history, were involved with organizations and charities that benefited from his deep care and commitment to helping others.

His contributions help shape the fabric of our community and his legacy will live on through the countless lives his generousity will continue to touch for years to come.

Happy National Volunteer Week!

We extend our deepest thanks to the community leaders whose vision 25+ years ago led to the founding of Huronia Community Foundation—an extraordinary legacy that has now resulted in $4 million invested back into local charities.

Today, we celebrate the incredible volunteers who continue to power our mission:

• Board of Directors
• Committee members
• Special projects and event volunteers
• Our founders

And volunteers everywhere who are making a meaningful impact in their communities—you inspire change, strengthen connections, and make generosity possible every day.

You are the backbone of our charitable sector, building a stronger community for all. We also recognize our amazing donors who give not only financially, but generously share their time and talents.

Thank you for making philanthropy thrive. Your impact reaches far beyond what’s seen.

Celebrating Community Partnerships in Action

We’re so grateful to LabX Media Group for their ongoing support of Scientists in School and a commitment to youth, education and many other local causes.

Students at Mundy’s Bay Public School in Midland recently took part and Jamie Burns (VP HR & Operations, LabX), Terry Hudson (Scientists in School), and Scott Warnock and Laurene Hilderley (Huronia Community Foundation) were on hand to see the program in action.

About Scientists in School:
• Hands-on learning that engages students and sparks curiosity
• Delivers impactful programs in local classrooms

Through a long-standing partnership with Huronia Community Foundation, LabX supports North Simcoe charities - we are forever grateful for this generosity.

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