The Thompson Neighbourhood Renewal Corporation recently held their Annual General Meeting, providing a platform to reflect on the organization’s achievements, community progress and future initiatives. The events showcased the commitment of TNRC to enhance the quality of life for residents in Thompson.
The TNRC AGM emphasized the importance of community engagement and collaboration. With wonderful feedback being brought up; such as Jasyn Lucas painting an absolutely stunning mural in the downtown area, located in the parking lot between the Strand Theatre and Prince Furniture. The Seniors Society gave a heartfelt thank you to TNRC as they received a small grant to help with three programs, the first one being to introduce pickle ball to Thompson (drop ins every Sunday afternoon at TRCC). The second one being to help deliver the Senior Society bike program for the second year, where they take seniors our for bike rides around Thompson to enjoy the sunshine and get some fresh air. The last one being for World Elder Abuse Awareness, the funds helped put on collaboration with the High School drama club, where they put together three skits dealing with different aspects of elder abuse. Also receiving feedback from the Special Olympics group in Thompson. Where they received help with their pep rally, before heading to the provincial games. 15 athletes from Thompson went to the provincial games, in which 13 of them came back with medals. The Special Olympics club has also started three new clubs. They have started snowshoeing, cross country skiing and rhythmic gymnastics. With this, the club has gone from about 20 members to now up around 60. With even more groups voicing their appreciation and strong outcomes from the help TNRC has given.
As the AGM Concluded, the message was clear. Thompson is on a path towards renewal, growth and prosperity. TNRC’s commitment to community development and improvement remains unwavering, setting the stage for a bright and promising future for our entire community. The TNRC AGM was more than just a meeting, it was a celebration of community, collaboration and the shared vision of a thriving neighbourhood where residents can flourish and enjoy life.
