The CMHA North and West Vancouver Branch Endowment Fund will support the operations of CMHA North and West Vancouver Branch in delivering mental health services and the vision of mentally healthy people in a healthy society. CMHA provides mental health promotion and mental illness recovery-focused programs and services for people of all ages and their families.

The Richard E. Sanford Fund was established to honour the memory of Richard E. Sanford.

When you give to the Community Rent Bank Fund, you’re helping rent banks around the province to provide accessible, timely, relevant support to meet the needs of low-to-moderate income renters across BC. Your support makes it possible for community rent banks to provide financial services and assistance to renters when their housing is at risk.

Barb and John Taylor were individuals who worked tirelessly to preserve and improve the quality of life for all people and animals, and to ensure the physical world on which we all depend remains healthy. It was their intention in setting up their donor advised fund that they might continue to support organizations doing this important work in perpetuity.

Marta and Stefan deeply appreciated the opportunities they received in Canada as Holocaust refugees, starting over with very little in a strange and new home. This Legacy Fund is dedicated to supporting refugee settlement; efforts to alleviate poverty, housing and food insecurity; environmental and climate solutions; and the arts.

The Ritchie Bros. Community Impact Fund helps to deepen our giving legacy and support the communities we operate in across Canada.

The Sandra Agar-Hutty Fund supports organizations that work to help battered women, children and animals.

Basic Needs + Mitey Deeds is a legacy fund connecting women and girls to shelter, support, and potential.

The Ellie O'Day Arts and Housing Fund was established to support arts and housing projects. Grants from the fund currently support Performing Arts Lodges (PAL) Vancouver which provides housing to people in the professional performing arts, 55+, or disabled.