Applications for the Megan Newton Memorial Award in Theatre are open now until September 30, keeping alive the memory of a vibrant young woman by…
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Help us Make it Happen!
We don’t think this will surprise you – local charities are doing some excellent work in our community. Each year we receive grant applications for…
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Guest Blog: Celebrating the Resilience of Wild Pacific Salmon
The Pacific Salmon Conservation Fund was established at the Victoria Foundation in 2005. This fund supports the conservation and education work of the Pacific…
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Guest Blog: Women entrepreneurs poised to launch their first businesses
On May 30, 2018, Bridges for Women Society alongside Community Micro Lending Society, welcomed family, friends and community supporters to celebrate 12 new entrepreneurs who…
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Guest Blog: BC’s Nesting Seabirds Have World Significance
The Ronald D. Jakimchuk Foundation for Wildlife and Biodiversity Research was established as a donor advised fund at the Victoria Foundation in 2017. This fund supports…
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Guest Blog: Back to School Picnic helps give a head start
The annual Aboriginal Back to School Picnic initiative began at Surrounded by Cedar Child & Family Services in 2003 as a small community celebration for…
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Chris Hall Memorial Scholarship
The Chris Hall Memorial Scholarship Fund was created in 2016 by the family of the late Chris Hall (1950 – 2014) to honour his memory…
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2016 recipient announced for Megan Newton Memorial Award in Theatre
Congratulations to Leah Hiscock the 2016 recipient of the Megan Newton Memorial Award in Theatre!
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Megan Newton Memorial Award in Theatre – 2015 Recipient
Congratulations to Ralli Boe the 2015 Recipient of the Megan Newton Memorial Award in Theatre! Ralli is in her third year of the BFA Technical/Design…
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Help us Make it happen!
This is your chance to learn more about the needs and opportunities in the Capital Regional District and make a difference! Working together, we can strengthen the wellbeing of our community. Together, we’re better.
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