KIND Yoga is a yoga studio located outside of the typical studio space; all the classes take place surrounded by nature. Owner and Founder Ellen Reesor wants to give people the space to disconnect with […]
As the Chief Operations Officer of Atira Women’s Resource Society, Sarah McIntosh leads initiatives to support women, gender-diverse individuals, and children impacted by violence. Under her guidance, Atira has experienced substantial growth, now providing housing […]
Located on Main Street, Rath Art Supplies has been a staple of the Vancouver art community since 2005. With a professional and knowledgeable staff, this store is the trusted spot for art supplies for both […]
Our Community Bikes in Vancouver is an organization aiming to solve the issue of mobility in the city. Bikes can provide amazing travel accessibility and they do not want anything to stand in anyone’s way. […]
“Nature nurtures us, if we can slow down long enough to let it.” Kristy Wright of Just Add Water Yoga and SUP wants to give people an opportunity to disconnect from technology and ground themselves […]
Vancouver is home to more than 250 parks that range in size from small neighbourhood green spaces to large flagship natural areas and everything in between. According to the Vancouver Park Board, all of these […]
Hearts and Hands for Refugees CANADA is a non-profit organization which aims to provide hope for refugees in Thailand who are suffering from poor living conditions and hunger. This group is raising funds to provide […]
Influenced by sustainability and beautifully built pieces, Gild & Co is the place to shop for furniture and home decor in Vancouver. They desire to see people with homes that are both beautiful and functional […]
Olga Stachova, CEO of MOSAIC, shares the organization’s 45-year commitment to supporting newcomers in Metro Vancouver. With services ranging from settlement aid to language programs, MOSAIC assists immigrants from 150 countries. Stachova, an immigrant herself, […]
Casey Desjarlais, CEO of Decolonial Clothing, leads an Indigenous-owned brand in Vancouver, promoting social justice and amplifying Indigenous voices through authentic apparel. Founded with the mission to increase visibility for Indigenous people, Decolonial Clothing generates […]
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