Nonprofit Organizations in Vancouver
Discover local nonprofit organizations making a difference in our community.
Nikkei Seniors Health Care and Housing Society is a non-profit charitable organization offering subsidized housing, health care, activities, and social programs to seniors. We are committed to the senior’s long living and good health.
Our Purpose: We offer quality housing, health care, and social programs for seniors in our
community so they may experience wellness, connection, and belonging.
Our Vision: To be a model of integrated seniors care, where all who experience our programs live well and fell like they belong.
Our Values: Care. Connection. Quality.
Care: We care for the well-being of individuals by treating them with dignity, respect, and
compassion. We value person-centred care that upholds each individual’s autonomy,
diversity, and choice.
We value connection as a core component of well-being, vital to the mental and physical
health of our residents, staff, and community.
Quality: We value quality across all of our services. We embrace a mindset of accountability for excellence and continuous improvement in all that we do.
We raise funds here to educate financially poor, very bright youth in Kenya - where high school is not free. KEEF provides scholarships for secondary and post-secondary studies in Kenya, offers additional supports to students, and keeps sponsors and donors informed through student letters and our newsletter. We cooperate with other Canadian funders to improve school buildings and create a better earning environment for both students and teachers.
tiptap foundation is the charitable arm of tiptap - a startup tech company that offers touchless payment solutions. tiptap foundation is a registered charity, and the 2021 goal of tiptap foundation is focused on addressing homelessness.
The Britannia Mine Museum Society is a registered charity incorporated in 1971. Our mandate is to preserve BC's mining heritage and to educate the public about mining through the operation of the Britannia Mine Museum.
OUR MISSION
To inspire the exploration of individual and societal connections to British Columbia's mining; its past, present and future.
OUR VISION
To provide unique, entertaining, and memorable educational experiences that engage visitors of all ages in the spirited history of Britannia, highlighting the role of the Canadian mining industry in the past while focusing on its commitment and leadership in creating a sustainable future.
The Mood Disorders Society of Canada (MDSC) has evolved to become one of Canada’s best-connected mental health Non-Governmental Organizations (NGO) with a demonstrated track record for forging and maintaining meaningful and sustained partnerships with the public, private and non-profit sectors throughout Canada.
This new foundation is being organized by a group of cancer patients, medical professionals and travel specialists. Once registered as a charitable foundation, we will support patients with life threatening disease in the realization of their Bucket List goals and life dreams.
BrickCan is an event that showcases adult LEGO® creations mostly from Canada and the U.S. It is a 4 day event taking place on May 2-5, 2019 at River Rock Casino. BrickCan has 2 days that are open for the public to come view the diplays on May 4th and 5th, 2019 from 9 am to 4 pm. We are looking for volunteers to help out in our Creation Station where the children attending the event can play with bricks and participate in games. Volunteers should have experience working with children and enjoy working in a busy, fun environment!
We are a not for profit organization looking for volunteer actors to help scare guests in the forest. If you like haunted adventures and scaring people this is for you. send us a message for more details
Circles of Support and Accountability (CoSA) is a unique and innovative community justice initiative for post release support and accountability of offenders in and by the community. CoSA VFV also provides public education programming on how to create safe communities for all.
Daughters of Eve Canada is a registered bilingual nonprofit organization in the Province of British Columbia and a Community-Based Organization in Uganda, East Africa. We work to restore and equip women and girls affected by poverty, poor health, and gender issues by empowering them to proactively engage in personal and community transformation.
In Uganda, we are working to eliminate preventable maternal death with a care model that is holistic, respectful, mother-centered, collaborative, and evidence-based.
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