Preserving Niagara-on-the-Lake’s heritage since 1962.
We like to fund raise in style. Support our activities. Every summer The Niagara Foundation holds three cocktail parties, each on a different Saturday, at a different home in Niagara-on-the-Lake. From 5:30-7:30 drinks and hors d'oeuvres are served in a garden setting, rain or shine. $200 per person - come once, twice or every time!
2023 dates are:
Saturday, June 17
Saturday, July 15
Saturday, August 12
To purchase tickets, contact Jane Dagg at 905.468.7781 or [email protected].
Each year The Niagara Foundation chooses a resident of Niagara-on-the-Lake to receive the Foundation’s prestigious Living Landmark Award. The recipient of the award is an individual who the Foundation feels has made an outstanding contribution to the quality of life in Niagara. The 2023 dinner will be Saturday, Nov. 18, at Navy Hall. In 2022 we recognized Jim Alexander.
Past recipientsGoettler Family Foundation Pledges $1 Million To Help Safeguard The Wilderness Read 2022 announcement
Niagara Foundation to Acquire Half Interest in Historic 5.5-acre Niagara-on-the-Lake Woods Read 2018 news release
The Niagara Foundation asked candidates in the 2022 municipal election to share their views on a number of key heritage and development issues that are important to our community. Read what the candidates said
Foundation to Town re Transportation Master Plan July 25, 2022 Read submission>
Foundation to Council re Rand Estate Sept. 27, 2021 Read submission>
Foundation to Council re Parliament Oak Sept. 27, 2021 Read submission
THE NIAGARA FOUNDATION
PO Box 790, NOTL, ON L0S 1J0
[email protected]
Website design by Punch & Judy
Photography by David Cooper
and Cosmo Condina
99 River Beach Road
The many communities that make up the Town each have a local cemetery dating back to the earliest history. Some are town owned, many are church owned, and some were originally private family burial grounds. Because of the decay and damage to many of the oldest stones in these cemeteries, we fear the loss of history through these permanent records of founding families. The preservation of these stones was recognized by the original mandate of The Foundation, and so it is a slow but continuing project for us.
Some of the gravestones of interest (some of which have been preserved or restored) include:
Mary Ball Servos gravestone, Servos Family Graveyard
Martha Ann Corus gravestone, Virgil Methodist Church Graveyard
Joseph Brown/Rebecca Johnson gravestone, Field Graveyard
George Reed gravestone, Homer Graveyard
Marie Devaux gravestone, St. David’s United Church