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Fairmont Chateau Whistler at sunset with the mountain in the background

Glow Gala 

Whistler Community Foundation Celebrates its 25th Anniversary!  November 29, 2024 6pm – 10pm Fairmont Château Whistler Join Whistler Community Foundation at our inaugural Glow Gala to celebrate

Community Prosperity Fund

Whistler Community Foundation funds $180K in grants designed to advance poverty reduction and social inclusion The Community Prosperity Fund offers a $25 million investment in

GIVE 5

Invite to Whistler’s Local Businesses to participate in Give 5 – an event on December 7, 2024 that is known as Shop Local Give Local.

New Fund

In 2024, the Wayne Flebbe Arts Fund was established as a memorial to Wayne who was a local music legend in Whistler. His legacy will continue with the fund’s support of arts projects and programming.

New Fund

Don MacLaurin Memorial Rotary Club of Whistler & Cheakamus Community Forest Scholarship Fund Don MacLaurin was a forester and teacher who first came to Whistler

2024 Scholarships

We send heartfelt congratulations to all 2024 Graduates in the Sea to Sky. And it’s with great pleasure that we offer a special send off to the Whistler Community Foundation’s Scholarship Awardees.

Grant Announcement 2024

Whistler Community Foundation’s annual granting program delivers $219K to charities serving Whistler and Pemberton area The Environmental Legacy Fund filled all the grant requests, while

2023 Shop Local Give Local

By simply shopping on December 2, 2023 you will help raise funds to be invested in the Community Fund.

Funding Announcement

The Community Services Recovery Fund is a one-time investment of $400 million to help community service organizations (charities, non-profits, Indigenous governing bodies) adapt, modernize, and be better equipped to improve the efficacy, accessibility and sustainability of the community services that they provide through the pandemic recovery and beyond.

Citizen of the Year Stella Harvey

Off Stella Harvey went to the library to ask about a writers’ group. Joan Richoz, Whistler’s first librarian advised Stella that she should start one.