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 S.T.E.P.S. (Striving To Empower Personal Survival) Fund will provide grants to support projects and/or programs that address the issues of mental illness and offers intervention and care leading to recovery.

The Jhajj Foundation supports qualified applicants pursuing community economic development initiatives, with priority given to organizations with programs to support alcohol addiction and/or recovery.

Gina Rubin and her mom Janis Eaglesham created the Chrion Fund in January 2000 to support organizations that contribute to the well-being of individuals with mental illness and their families. Gina's family believes that if people's stories and struggles on difficult subjects are shared more often, eventually it furthers the cause by removing prejudice, fear and isolation of those involved.

The Chantelle Iacobellis Legacy Fund was established to help young people suffering from mental illness, anxiety disorders, and other disabilities realize their dreams and potential. It will provide a bursary to a student graduating from Windsor Secondary in North Vancouver.

The Lily Dekraker Memorial Fund supports various organizations in the community.

The John and Kathleen Gustafson Fund supports a number of health related organizations in BC.

The Blue Skies Fund supports qualified donees and/or charitable organizations promoting active minds and healthy bodies for all age groups.

BGH Community Fund supports programs and initiatives that promote community economic development. Priority will be given to projects which help alleviate poverty, foster self-reliance (self sufficiency) and help recipients gain confidence and power.

The BC Borstal Association Fund provides grants to the BC Borstal Association for building repair, development and construction. The BC Borstal Association has traditionally assisted in the reintegration of persons on parole; and today it continues that service with a focus on the roots of offending.