Events

Hope Starts at Home: An Evening with Phyllis Webstad

Join us for an evening of connection, learning and support at MCC's third signature event featuring Phyllis Webstad, Founder of the Orange Shirt Society. Phyllis will share her powerful story of healing and reconciliation in Canada. Enjoy a delicious meal and be inspired by Phyllis' journey and the impactful work of MCC both locally and globally.

Monday, March 24
5:45 - 9:00PM EDT

Bingemans Banquet Hall
425 Bingemans Centre Dr.
Kitchener ON N2B 3X7
Canada

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At MCC, our work spans three core areas: Restoring Justice, Fostering Belonging and Addressing Poverty. And we believe this hope starts at home, in local communities. By attending our signature event, you're playing a vital role in strengthening our local communities and helping those in need.

Enjoy hors d'oeuvres, a delicious three-course meal, silent auction with premium products and an evening of exceptional hospitality at the 2025 MCC Signature Event.

Attend this memorable and meaningful evening to create a future where everyone feels at home, safe, and supported. 

Secure your ticket today and be part of this important movement!

Keynote speaker

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Phyllis Webstad, a member of the Northern Secwpemc (Shuswap) from the Stswecem’c Xgat’tem First Nation, is the founder of the Orange Shirt Society and a powerful voice in raising awareness about the impacts of the residential school system in Canada. She travels across the country sharing her story of resilience and healing, inspiring others through her experience. Phyllis has six books that share her story in her own words including The Orange Shirt Story and Today is Orange Shirt Day. Through her work, she reminds us all of the importance of truth, reconciliation, and healing.

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