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United Way HPE to kickoff fall fundraising campaign on Monday

By Paul Martin Sep 14, 2026 | 6:09 AM

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Monday is a special day for a local organization that supports dozens of community agencies.

The official kickoff for the annual United Way of Hastings Prince Edward fall fundraising campaign is being held this morning (September 14th)

As part of the event, the Procter & Gamble team will ride the MEGABike through Downtown Belleville to help launch this year’s campaign.

Following the launch, hourly MEGABike rides will continue throughout the day.

In addition, all day long, $2 from every Blizzard sold at Dairy Queen in Belleville and Trenton will be generously donated to United Way Hastings & Prince Edward, helping support local programs and services that strengthen our community.

United Way Hastings & Prince Edward funds 39 agencies and 43 programs, collaborating with local organizations, businesses, the health sector, and individuals to strengthen our community’s capacity to respond to human service needs. United Way supports 1 in 4 people locally. To learn more, visit www.unitedwayhpe.ca.