Because they were focused on their membership’s health and wellness, Whistler Adaptive took their services online within a week. Physical literacy is one of the main goals of programming at Whistler Adaptive and what they found is that it’s not as hard as one might expect to communicate physical literacy in the online space.
Pemberton programs granted $38k of nearly $87k in emergency funding Whistler Community Foundation and Whistler Blackcomb Foundation cooperate to grant emergency funding to Pemberton Children’s
An Emergency Community Support Fund grant to adapt the Work2Live Program to the “new normal”, gave the co-executive directors the confidence to keep going, and to employ staff.
Today, all financial assistance programs, food bank, and outreach services are offered in a hybrid approach of virtual or in person. WCSS will continue to supply services remotely because getting programs online reduced client barriers in unexpected ways.
What is on the table? Well, that’s up to you. Today, you’re invited to move beyond the small talk, by reaching out and inviting others
We’re proud to have partnered with Community Foundations of Canada and the Government of Canada to deliver the Government of Canada’s Emergency Community Support Fund
Whistler Community Foundation takes part in new Emergency Community Support Fund $40,000 in funding available in Whistler and Pemberton area for charities supporting Covid-19 response
CEP Grant to serve Whistler Community Foundation programs Annual grants pivot to reduce potential barriers in light of Covid 19 For Immediate Release – Whistler,
Stay at Home Gala Whistler raises over $38k for charities in need Gala goers donned their best dress up dress down outfit to be entertained
Whistler Community Foundation presents Stay at Home Gala Whistler National and local acts take virtual stage to raise urgently needed funds For Immediate Release –
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