Community Concerns For the Medically Fragile
Community Concerns For the Medically Fragile is a Sarnia-Lambton nonprofit run by parents and volunteers that raises funds and organizes events to support medically fragile children, young adults, and residents in need. The organization uses donations and community fundraising to purchase specialized equipment, fund programs such as Hands on Art, provide respite and supports, and improve accessibility and transportation for members. It partners with local donors, service groups, and charitable gaming initiatives to expand services and community outreach.
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Last updated on Feb 6th, 2026
Recent Activity
Art in park
Community Concerns For the Medically Fragile is hosting Art in park at Mike Weir park on 2026-09-12 with activities running until 5:00 PM. Stop by for a casual outdoor art pop up to meet local creators and enjoy the park setting for a short, friendly visit.
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Rotary Art in the Park
Rotary Art in the Park returns to Mike Weir Park on Saturday, September 12 from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM, with Community Concerns For the Medically Fragile among the vendors. Admission is by free will donation to support local programs, and CCMF will be at a red tent marked "CCMF" accepting cash or e transfer.
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Award nomination announcement
Community Concerns For the Medically Fragile announced a nomination for the 2026 Outstanding Business Achievement Award from the Sarnia Lambton Chamber of Commerce on September 10, 2026. The brief social post uses local hashtags to spotlight regional recognition and invite community engagement.
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Rotary Art in the Park
Rotary Art in the Park takes over Mike Weir Park on Saturday, September 12 from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM, with artisan and craft vendors throughout the park. Community Concerns For the Medically Fragile will be a returning vendor at a red CCMF tent, admission is by free will donation, and the CCMF tent accepts cash or e transfer.
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Rotary Art in the Park — CCMF vendor tent
Rotary Art in the Park fills Mike Weir Park on Saturday, September 12 from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM, with local artisans and vendors supporting community programs. Community Concerns For the Medically Fragile will be on site in a red tent marked CCMF, and admission is by free will donation to benefit local initiatives.
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Charitable gaming support announcement
Community Concerns For the Medically Fragile announces that playing Charitable Gaming supports local charities and programs like Hands on Art, highlighting local impact across Ontario. The short message uses community focused hashtags to invite Ontario residents to contribute through participation.
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Long weekend engagement prompt
Community Concerns For the Medically Fragile asks the neighborhood, What are you doing this long weekend? This short, friendly prompt is meant to spark local conversation, share plans, and surface accessibility needs or offers of help among neighbors.
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Accessible bike assistance announcement
Community Concerns For the Medically Fragile announced that they helped Easton receive an accessible bike on July 15, 2026, and thanked St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church and Sarnia Moose Lodge 1046 Loyal Order of Moose for their support. The brief update highlights local partnership and a successful assist to improve mobility for a community member.
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Thank-you acknowledgement to Catherine Wilson Foundation
Community Concerns For the Medically Fragile published a public thank you to the Catherine Wilson Foundation on 2026-06-24, recognizing their support. The short message highlights the role of community partnerships in sustaining services for medically fragile individuals and invites people to connect with the organization to learn more.
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AGM materials availability
Community Concerns For the Medically Fragile is making AGM books with the agenda and items for discussion available to anyone who missed the meeting. Email ccmfsarnia@gmail.com or call 519-344-2719 to request a copy.
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Donor thank-you for van project
Community Concerns For the Medically Fragile thanks the Judith and Norman Alix Foundation for a generous contribution to a new van project, published May 27, 2026. The brief announcement expresses excitement and gratitude, highlighting continued donor support for the organization's work.
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Participation in Charitable Gaming to support programs
Community Concerns For the Medically Fragile announces that CCMF Sarnia is participating in Charitable Gaming and that funds raised at Jackpot Time Sarnia support their programs and activities. The brief post highlights local community fundraising and uses Ontario focused hashtags to underscore regional engagement.
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Mother's Day flower sale at Ex-Serviceman Club
Funny Farm Country Cut Flowers is selling Mother's Day blooms at the Ex-Serviceman Club in Point Edward today, with the sale running until noon. Swing by early to pick from fresh seasonal bouquets and support Community Concerns For the Medically Fragile.
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Annual General Meeting
Community Concerns For the Medically Fragile will hold its Annual General Meeting on June 9, 2026 at 6:00 PM. Members and supporters should RSVP by emailing ccmfsarnia@gmail.com or calling 519-344-2719 to confirm attendance and participation.
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Thank-you to supporting organization
Community Concerns For the Medically Fragile publicly thanks Sarnia Moose Lodge 1046, Loyal Order of Moose on 2026-05-05 for their support. The short message highlights local partnership and appreciation from the nonprofit.
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Mother's Day flowers fundraiser
Buy a Mother's Day bouquet for $20 to support Community Concerns For the Medically Fragile, pay by e-transfer and pick it up at the tent at the Point Edward Ex-Servicemans Club on May 9, 2026 between 7 AM and 12 PM. It is a quick, local way to give back while getting a gift for Mother's Day.
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Thank-you message to Cam-Ron Insurance
Community Concerns For the Medically Fragile publicly thanked Cam-Ron Insurance on 2026-04-23 with a brief message of appreciation. The post is a concise public acknowledgment highlighting local support and potential partnership activity.
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Breakfast Fundraiser for the Community
A community breakfast on 24 April 2026 from 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM at 874 Phillip St in Sarnia will raise funds for Community Concerns For the Medically Fragile and support your Moose Lodge. Stop by for a friendly morning, meet organizers, and help local medically fragile residents.
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Volunteer appreciation message
Community Concerns For the Medically Fragile posted a warm volunteer appreciation message on 2026-04-22 thanking volunteers for their ongoing support and the smiles they bring. The brief public acknowledgement is intended to recognize dedication, lift morale, and encourage continued volunteer engagement.
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Administrative Assistant Day shoutout
Community Concerns For the Medically Fragile posted a cheerful Administrative Assistant Day shoutout to Colleen on 2026-04-22. The short message is a public note of appreciation intended to recognize her contributions and boost team morale.
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Volunteer appreciation for semi-formal decorating
Community Concerns For the Medically Fragile posted a heartfelt thank you on 2026-04-22 to Amy for decorating the semi formal and bringing the space to life. The short appreciation note highlights the volunteer time and care that helped create a memorable night for attendees, and serves as a prompt to recognize local volunteers.
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Flower sale at Point Edward Ex-Servicemans Club
Support Community Concerns For the Medically Fragile by ordering flowers before 30 April or buying in person at the Point Edward Ex-Servicemans Club on 9 May from 7 AM to 12 PM. The morning sale offers fresh flowers while raising funds for CCMF programs in the Point Edward community.
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Mothers Day Flower Fundraiser
CCMF Sarnia is running a Mothers Day Flower Fundraiser, take it as an easy way to give a thoughtful gift while supporting Community Concerns For the Medically Fragile. Pre-order an arrangement for $20 through April 30, and pick up on May 9 at the Point Edward Ex-Servicemans Club between 7 AM and 12 PM.
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Ticketed draw announcement
Community Concerns For the Medically Fragile posted a ticketed draw announcement calling for attendees to get their tickets, with the draw scheduled for Saturday, April 18, 2026. Check the organization’s channels for ticket purchase details and draw logistics so you can participate on the announced date.
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Thank-you message to event attendees
Community Concerns For the Medically Fragile posted a brief thank you on 2026-04-11 expressing appreciation to everyone who came out tonight, with no further event details provided. Contact the organization directly if you need follow up information or want to learn about upcoming volunteer opportunities.
