Vesnivka performed at the June 1998 celebration of the 50th Anniversary of the Toronto and Eastern Canada Eparchy, attended by the Ukrainian Catholic Bishop I. Borecky as well as various government officials.

Vesnivka has made a commitment to perform for young audiences and to promote musical experiences for children. Annually Vesnivka participates in a concert with hundreds of school children (Maple Leaf Gardens, Toronto Convention Centre as well as Bishop Marocco High School). Vesnivka has put on a children's operetta ("Koza Dereza") focused exclusively for elementary and pre-school children. The Choir has organized children's music-fests which included sing-along, music games and story telling. Vesnivka gladly shares their music notes, from their library, with numerous schools to assist them with their choral programs. Many member of the Choir attend Children's camps each summer where they organize the music program for the campers. This truly develops an audience for the future and helps promote Vesnivka within the community.

As a result of its choral success, Vesnivka, has developed a strong Ukrainian Canadian presence and is highly rated within not only the Ukrainian cultural community but also within the multicultural mosaic of Canada. The choir provides a unique Ukrainian cultural experience to its members and to the general community, young and old. It shares its love of music and its unique cultural sounds by interacting with other choirs (eg. Guest performers at concerts with Elmer Iseler Singers and Camarata Singers), with Canadian choral conductors (eg. Elmer Iseler, Wayne Riddell, Gerald Fagan), orchestra directors (eg. Bramwell Tovey, Eric Robertson) and choral clinicians to help strengthen the cultural wealth of Canada. It promotes this cultural wealth by performing throughout Canada and in other countries.

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Vesnivka continuously works hard to ensure financial stability in support of its artistic growth. Over the years, Vesnivka has developed its fundraising activities to raise the needed funds to continue it's artistic programs. Fundraising includes annual Bazaars, Spring or Fall Fashion Shows, Golf Tournaments, Caroling at supporters homes, singing at Church weddings, Pizza sales, Entertainment Coupon books as well as profits from sales of merchandise (for example nylons, chocolates, gift wrap etc.). Since its beginnings in 1965, Vesnivka has been financially stable with realistic revenue and expense projections and accurate reporting within controlled processes. As a registered charity it provides its annual financial reports to the federal government and continuously meets all requirements for charitable status.