To support post-secondary education or learning opportunities related to entrepreneurship, business creation and/or growth with an emphasis on community economic development.
To help prevent homelessness among vulnerable populations.
Advances conservation and community education regarding the marine environment of the Sunshine Coast
In honour of Bev Shaw, proceeds will be used to foster a culture of reading and literacy within the Sunshine Coast community.
To support capital projects carried out by the Town of Gibsons. Established 2018.
To support the charitable activities of the Foundation.
To create earnings that will be applied annually to a registered charity or registered charities in the field of health or wellness or both.
To support charitable activities and programs of the Canadian Federation of University Women Bursary Committee - Sunshine Coast. Established 2018.
The Community Services Recovery Fund was built to respond to what charities and non-profits need right now and support them as they adapt to the long-term impacts of the pandemic.
The Fund supports local initiatives in over 20 communities across Canada. Hosted by local community foundations, the Fund builds on efforts to shift power to women, girls, Two-Spirit and gender-diverse people, and will work towards a future grounded in justice and gender equality.
To support the charitable activities of the Foundation.
To support charitable activities and programs of the Agency.
This fund supports the four food banks on the Coast and donations will be shared among them, unless you specify a specific food bank. Please include a note with your donaton or contact us at 604.741.7360 or ED@sunshinecoastfoundation.org if you wish to direct your gift to a specific food bank. Thank you for helping to feed our community!
Created in 2004, we refer to this fund as “The Heart of our Foundation.” The beauty of the Community Legacy fund is that it evolves with the ever-changing needs of our community and is a primary funding source for our annual grants programs that solely supports local charities. This fund allows us to provide grants to the widest possible range of initiatives, including poverty reduction, arts and culture, food security, housing, healthcare, education, seniors, climate and conservation, youth, support of marginalized groups, and so much more. A gift to this fund is a forever gift to the Sunshine Coast – the more it grows, the more distributions we can make to support those organizations making a tangible difference on the Coast. Donors can establish a named fund within our Community Legacy Fund portfolio to support the Foundation’s annual community grants program.
To support certain charitable activities of the Foundation.
To afford youth at risk on the Sunshine Coast the opportunity to take music lessons, create music, and record the music so created.
To support the activities of Sechelt Hospital Foundation Society - Sunshine Coast.
To support activities and programs at the Gallery.
This fund will be used to support the activities of Habitat for Humanity Sunshine Coast.
To support the "Breakfast for Kids" program within School District #46.
To make grants that: • protect and preserve the habitat and biodiversity of our fragile and unique Sunshine Coast ecosystems, • protect and improve the quality of our air, water, and soil, • encourage stewardship of private lands, water, and shorelines, and • educate the community about environmental and stewardship issues.
To support food and shelter programs and services on the Sunshine Coast of British Columbia.
To support the charitable activities of the Foundation. (2006)
To support the involvement in sport of youth on the Sunshine Coast under the age of 18 who, due to financial barriers, may be unable to play sports.
To support certain charitable activities of the Foundation.
To support the charitable programs and activities of the Agency.
To support charitable programs related to the health and welfare of seniors in Gibsons BC
To support the provision of hospice programs and services on the Sunshine Coast.
to support the activities of the Festival or, if the Festival ceases to be a registered charity, to support literacy and literary initiatives on the Sunshine Coast that engage children
The Fund will be used only to support the activities of Habitat for Humanity in support of affordable homeownership on the Sunshine Coast.
To support programs and activities that would help preserve, with some emphasis on the history of Halfmoon Bay, the heritage of the Sunshine Coast.
The capital and income in the Fund may be used only for the maintenance of, repairs to, or capital improvements to Harmony Hall and the charitable programs of Gibsons Seniors Society, provided it becomes a qualified donee.
To support the participation of youth in sports or education for youth, particularly KidSport Sunshine Coast.
To support organizations providing health related services to Sunshine Coast residents.
To support the activities of the Sechelt Public Library.(2009)
Earnings applied annually to the Sunshine Coast Hospice Society.
To be paid to whatever charity the Foundation and donor advisors agree; if there is no advice from the donor or they cannot agree then the earnings are to be paid either to the Gibsons Parents and Tots program of the S C Community Services Society or to a program that promotes the ideas of fairness, inclusiveness, and fun in sport. (2005)
This donor-advised fund will support charities offering programs and services in health and wellness or social development on the Sunshine Coast.
To support certain charitable activities of the Foundation.
To support the arts within the Sunshine Coast Regional District.
To support the activities of the Sargeant Bay Society.
The Fund will be used to support (1) arts and culture and/or (2) health and wellness on the Sunshine Coast.
Earnings to be applied annually to the maintenance of the rescue vessel Ken Moore.
The Fund will be used to provide a scholarship or scholarships to one or more students graduating from a high school in Sunshine Coast School District #46 to support their education or apprenticeship in the fields of carpentry or fine art woodworking.
Earnings applied annually to the Sunshine Coast Festival of the Written Arts.
Earnings applied annually to the Sunshine Coast Festival of the Written Arts.
To support the activities and programs of the three Royal Canadian Marine Search and Rescue stations serving the Sunshine Coast: RCMSAR 14 – Gibsons, RCMSAR 61 – Pender Harbour, and RCMSAR 12 – Halfmoon Bay.
Support the charitable activities of SCF, in particular programs aimed to older adults in the community to increase their ability to live independently and stay connected with communities.
Support the charitable activities of SCF, in particular provide a scholarship in the areas of practical nursing, nursing care aids, personal support worker or related program. High school graduate or mature student who resides on lower SC
To be used for the Foundation's general charitable purposes.
Earnings from the Michael and Eileen Poppel Endowment support the Foundation's annual grantmaking to local charities
Support the activities of the Agency (FOWA)
To support the charitable activities of the Foundation.
To support the needs of vulnerable women and girls on the Sunshine Coast of British Columbia
To provide scholarships, bursaries or student awards to Sunshine Coast individuals pursuing post-secondary education in the fields of music and/or dance and who demonstrate exceptional talent and passion for their craft.
To support the activities of the Pender Harbour & District Health Centre.
To support the charitable activities of the Foundation.
Each year the Foundation will grant from this fund to support the work of the Sunshine Coast Search and Rescue Association.
To support charitable activities on the Sunshine Coast.
To support post secondary school education and work experience for youth from the Sunshine Coast.
Earnings applied annually to the Nicholas Sonntag Marine Education Centre.
To support charitable activities on the Sunshine Coast. (2011)
To support the activities of the Sunshine Coast Botanical Garden Society.
to support the activities of the Sechelt Seniors Activity Centre
To benefit the charitable activities and programs of Sunshine Coast Community Services Society that support vulnerable communities on the Sunshine Coast.
To support the charitable activities of the Foundation.
to support the development and presentation of choral music on the Sunshine Coast. Established 2018.
To fund its Anne & Philip Klein award.
to be used to support the charitable activities and programs of the Sunshine Coast Arts Council. Established 2018.
To fund its Gillian Lowndes Award.
To fund its Louise Baril Memorial Music Award.
To receive gifts and make grants to local charities.
To support the activities and programs of the Sunshine Coast Community Services Society.
To carry out the charitable objectives of the Foundation and the SCCU
To support graduating high school students pursuing studies in the visual arts.
To support the activities of the Sunshine Coast Festival of the Written Arts.
Donations to this fund support the ongoing operations of the Foundation.
To support the activities of the Sunshine Coast Hospice Society.
to be used to support the charitable activities and programs of the Foundation, and in particular the Foundation's discretionary grant-making. Established 2018
To nurture the potential of children, teens, and young adults through sporting programs that focus on inclusion, participation, volunteerism, leadership, and philanthropy. (2017)
To support organizations, projects, and initiatives dedicated to improving the welfare and wellbeing of animals on the Sunshine Coast.
To support the charitable activities of the Foundation.
To support animal welfare on the Sunshine Coast; annually a grant will be made to the SPCA Sunshine Coast branch.
To provide a bursary or bursaries to School District #46 to award to one or more female students graduating from Elphinstone Secondary School to support their post-secondary education or apprenticeship in the fields of science, technology, engineering, or mathematics (STEM).
Grants from this fund support capital projects in the Town of Gibsons, such as the Gibsons Public Market.
Gifts to this fund will contribute to the Foundation's ongoing Vital Signs program, including research, reports, and community conversations.
Support the charitable purposes of the YMCA BC,specifically at YMCA Camp Elphinstone
The fund will be used to support accessible housing programs and services on the Sunshine Coast.