Teeny Tiny Summit - Creatively Bringing Community Together webinar slides. This webinar was share on September 23, 2020 as part of the Teeny Tiny Summit webinar series and the theme was Creatively Bringing Community Together.

1. Teeny Tiny Snapshots
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VIRTUAL FORMAT

2. Prescott and Russell E-Business
GRANT PROGRAM
Prescott and Russell business owners who are researching e-
commerce platforms to enhance their online business activities
may apply for up to $1,000 toward the implementation of their
chosen e-commerce solution.
❖ 5 stakeholders
❖ 8 municipalities
❖ Partnership of $ 67 000
❖ First come first serve basis
❖ Implemented and paid for between
March 15 and December 15, 2020.
An initiative resulting from the Prescott and Russell Economic Response and Recovery Plan, created in response to the COVID-
19 pandemic. Thanks to our partners Rural Oxford Economic Development Corporation for this initiative.
Geneviève Bougie gbougie@prescott-russell.on.ca

3. Virtual Farm Tour Snapshot –
Town of Georgina
• The virtual Field to table event consisted of behind the scenes
access to farms where viewer enjoyed tours, educational
experiences and interactive live with Georgina Farmers
• 9 farm partners, 9 pre-recorded videos highlighting different
topics, 9 live segments on Facebook, gift basket giveaway
• $1,350 spent on promotion
• 191,400 total estimated audience reach
• 105,515 video views
• 349 shares
• 9 farm partners
• For more info: Sean Columbus scolumbus@georgina.ca

4. Downtown Public
Washrooms
Snapshot – Scugog
• Partnership between Township of Scugog,
Port Perry BIA and Scugog Chamber of
Commerce to each pay 1/3 of the cost of a
classy port a potty
• A pilot project also took place closing the
main street to allow additional pedestrian
traffic on weekends in the summer
• Residents and visitors were welcomed to
take part in an online survey to share their
thoughts of the Queen Street Pedestrian
project

5. Virtual Fall
Fair –
New Liskeard
Fall Fair
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6. The Great Powassan
& Area Farm Stand
Tour on Facebook
✓ A way to shop local and support local farms.

7. Stratford Recovery
Taskforce
• Closing down roadways to allow for physical distancing
while getting out to enjoy activities.
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• Antique vehicles for movable stages
– taking music to the community

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Rainbows unite the entire
downtown of Arthur.

10. Here For Now Theatre Group – Formed 2020
Performances outdoors in local parkland.
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11. Community Gardens
• Access to food
• Learning new skills
• Working together at a safe
distance and outdoors
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12. Community Health &
Wellness
• Outdoor yoga and exercise classes
• Painted circles to insure distancing
• Invitation to use green spaces

13. Imagine We Can
Build Back Better…
• Poster Campaign and Scavenger Hunt
• Find all 6 posters downtown and enter to
win gift certificates to local businesses.
Climate Momentum Perth Stratford
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14. Seaforth Big Dig &
COVID19
Back Alley Project
• Encourage shoppers downtown during the dig & COVID19
• Decorated alleys behind businesses with back door access to
businesses

15. Call for Local Art
• Submissions used to decorate the
downtown core and featured on line.
Stratford Recovery Taskforce
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16. Lonely No More
Rural Community
Connections
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• The Lonely No More program
consists of weekly Elder Circles, a
teleconference call between isolated
seniors, facilitated by trained
community members (volunteers).
• Elder Circles: Are a great place for
seniors to develop social networks
without having to face the weather, lack
of transportation or risk or infection.
• Empower community members to
become peer advocates for isolated and
at-risk seniors
• Can be adapted to numerous at risk
community groups.
A program by Gateway Rural Health
https://www.gatewayruralhealth.ca
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