Mom2Mom is a not-for-profit organization that focuses on helping single mothers and their children connect with resources and support that they may need. Mom2Mom charity wishes to reduce the stress and limitations of poverty that […]
Food Stash Foundation uses its fleet of trucks to collect and redistribute food from grocery stores, wholesale groceries and farms to charities across Vancouver with the excess going to their own food box delivery services […]
Blind Beginnings is a non-profit organization that provides diverse programs, experiences and counselling to children and youth who are blind or partially sighted and their families. Recently we spoke with Shawn Marsolais, Founder and Director […]
For this edition of our Charitable Choices series we spoke with Zoe Peterson of Shelter Movers to find out more about their free moving and storage services that they provide to women and their children […]
For this edition of our Charitable Choices series we spoke with Angie Schick, Executive Director at New Ventures BC, about the work they do helping early stage tech startups. Describe your charity/non-profit in a few sentences New […]
We recently spoke with vice-president and co-founder of Backpack Buddies Emily-anne King to find out more about their charity that provides weekend backpacks of food to kids in need. Describe your charity/non-profit in a few […]
We recently spoke with Acts for Water CEO Jeffrey Golby to find out more about their charity that provides clean, sustainable water to people who earn less than a $1 a day in rural Uganda. […]
We recently spoke with Samantha Schumacher of the Vancouver charity Mom2Mom to find out more about their organization that supports mothers living in poverty. Describe your charity/non-profit in a few sentences. At Mom2Mom, we improve […]
We recently spoke with Michael Oliver of MAPS Canada to find out more about their local Vancouver charity that researches and provides public education on psychedelic medicine. Describe your charity/non-profit in a few sentences. Working […]
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