The Ontario Knights of Columbus are proud to support Catholic education through the Ontario Knights of Columbus Bursary Program, a long-standing initiative designed to assist students pursuing post-secondary education. This bursary program reflects the Knights of Columbus’ commitment to faith, service, and community by helping ease the financial burden faced by students and families. The Bursary Program provides financial assistance to eligible students who are continuing the

We are pleased to introduce Kitchener Knights’ Gear—a new line of Men’s and Ladies garments and hats featuring the Kitchener Knights’ logo. Our webpage is now available to place orders for garments and hats. Our summer order window runs Monday, June 1 through Wednesday, June 17, offering our members a selection of hats, shirts, T-shirts, and jackets. Following the closing date, the order will go into production and will ship to Columbus House for pick up by the members.

On Saturday, April 18, we were pleased to welcome six new brothers into our Council. We extend a special welcome to Father Stefano Lee (St. Teresa Parish), Father Alberto Ferreiro (Our Lady of Fatima Parish), and Deacon Michael Kuhl (Blessed Sacrament Parish). Together with new Brothers, Paul McGinnity, Dillon Zavier, and Paul Ndiashie Nkwenti, the exemplification team has now ushered in 44 new members to the Kitchener Knights since the recruitment campaign began in November

Live your Faith through your financial decisions A fraternal benefit, as a member of the Knights of Columbus, is access to purchase Life Insurance under the Order; Knights of Columbus Insurance is now one of the top life Insurance Companies in North America. The Knights of Columbus is a fraternal benefit society, which means we can provide financial security to members and their families, while turning premiums into charitable impact. Jason (Jay) Nelligan Assistant General Ag

A special "shout out" to Marty Hickey and the Waterloo Knights for their huge contribution of toys toward the Kitchener Knights' Our Everyday Heroes program. The Kitchener Knights, in collaboration with the Kitchener Fire Dept, visit children and youth each month at our local hospitals bringing words of encouragement and a joyful distraction from their situation. A gifted toy, for each child visited, bring a special smile and a positive memory during a difficult time.