For more than two decades, Paula Amos has been at the forefront of transforming how the world experiences Indigenous culture in British Columbia. As Chief Marketing and Development Officer at Indigenous Tourism BC (ITBC), she […]
Vancouver-based entertainer and youth advocate Rachel Beau is on a mission to make mental health education joyful, musical, and empowering. As the founder of Rock’n’Beau Entertainment and creator of the KindMind ConfiDANCE Tour—a partnership with […]
For more than two decades, Chad Leaman has been at the forefront of using technology as a force for inclusion. As the Director of Innovation at the Neil Squire Society, Leaman leads initiatives that empower […]
The Canadian Actors’ Equity Association represents more than 6,000 artists working in theatre, opera and dance across the nation. Members include Canadian performers, directors, choreographers, fight directors, intimacy directors, and stage managers. As the voice […]
Angela Crowther, Director of KidSport BC, leads a province-wide effort to ensure no child is left on the sidelines due to financial barriers. Through a confidential grant program, KidSport helps families cover sport registration fees—opening […]
The Vancouver-based Cause We Care Foundation celebrates the strength and devotion of all mothers, but especially single mothers. Cause We Care empowers single mothers in need by funding programs that support and improve their financial […]
For nearly two decades, Lynn White has been at the helm of ACCESS (Aboriginal Community Career Employment Services Society), a Metro Vancouver–based non-profit dedicated to empowering Urban Indigenous Peoples through training, education, and meaningful employment […]
For nearly five decades, The Kettle Society has been a lifeline for Vancouverites living with mental illness, offering housing, outreach, and recovery programs that meet people where they are and walk with them toward stability. […]
Since 1997, the Jessie Richardson Award Society has celebrated and promoted the outstanding achievements of the Vancouver Professional Theatre community. Most significantly, they honour local performers with their annual Jessie Richardson Theatre Awards. This year’s […]
The Gastown Business Improvement Society represents over 500 businesses and property owners in a 12-block radius of the historic and iconic neighbourhood. Gastown has something to offer everyone, from Michelin noted restaurants like L’Abattoir and […]
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