Nonprofit Organizations in Vancouver
Discover local nonprofit organizations making a difference in our community.
The Board of Directors of The Friends of Jericho Arts Centre (FOJACS), is the not for profit society that manages the Jericho Arts Centre - a busy Vancouver west side theatre space where both community and professional theatre groups produce their work.
Fridays on Front is Downtown New West’s signature summer event series, bringing together food, music, and community vibes every Friday night. Fridays On Front is organized by the Downtown New West BIA which, since its founding in 1989,
has brought together over 650 property owners and businesses to energize and promote Downtown New West. Fridays On Front transforms Front Street into a celebration filled with live music, local food and drink, community vendors, and themed experiences that bring thousands of people into the heart of downtown.
Free Geek is a nonprofit community organization that reduces the environmental impact of waste electronics by reusing and recycling donated technology. Through community engagement we provide education, job skills training, Internet access and free or low cost computers to the public.
Fraser Riverkeeper is a non-profit registered Canadian charity, and a licensed member of the international Waterkeeper Alliance.
We are dedicated to the protection and restoration of the Fraser River and its watershed— and our encompassing mission is to ensure the right of all citizens to safely swim, drink, and fish in BC waters.
Fraser Riverkeeper is a founding partner of the National Water Centre.
We are an Indigenous non-profit organization providing services and programs for our community to acknowledge our past, present and future generations. Through our various events and programs, we provide supported services for indigenous children, youth, individuals and families.
The Discovery Centre is a not-for-profit organization in connecting communities in discovery and celebration of the living, working Fraser River.
Our Vision:
Connecting communities in the discovery and celebration of the living, working Fraser River.
Our Mission:
To be the Voice of the Fraser in presenting the stories of the Fraser River and their contributions to the life, history, and future of British Columbia.
Come visit us!Check us out on our website at http://www.fraserriverdiscovery.org/
We are an outreach society to build the trust with First Nations in the medical system. We are basically their advocate. We are very new and just created this year.
Fire & Flower is a charity that provides transformative programs to empower girls in their INCREDIBLE rite of passage into young womanhood.
Around the world and throughout history, societies recognized the rite of passage from girl to woman as a sacred and critical time, and guided girls through the process with mentorship and wisdom. Today, this has been lost and there has never been a harder time to be a young person, with mass and social media producing a constant feed of harmful messages and images.
Fire & Flower is reviving ‘a village’ of women supporting girls as they come of age. We empower self-identified girls ages 10-14 in a non-binary, LGBTQ2SIAP+ inclusive environment.
Through mentorship, community-building, and nature-connection, participants build confidence and pride in womanhood, discover their personal power, and develop resilience to engage their future.
The Fire Dragon Festival will bring the Chinatown community together past and present through celebration, cultural activities and performances, culinary exploration, and the appreciation of intangible heritage. Our vision is to establish a community tradition through partnership and collaboration that will strengthen awareness and education about Chinatown’s cultural legacy for years to come.
FILIPINO BC
A coalition uniting diverse organizations and individuals to advocate for the development of the Filipino Cultural Centre in British Columbia.
THE FILIPINO CULTURAL CENTRE
Our mission is to create an inclusive and enriching space that nurtures heritage preservation, fosters intercultural unity, and celebrates community — all built by Filipinos, for everyone.
FUNDAMENTAL VALUES
- Intergenerational: Fostering connections and preserving language and heritage across generations, promoting continuity and cultural identity.
- Intercultural: Bridge communities, promoting cultural exchange and unity, enriching experiences within the Filipino community and beyond.
- Reconciliation: We actively foster solidarity and meaningful relationships between the Filipino community and Indigenous peoples, promoting collaboration, respect, and reconciliation.
THE WORK WE DO
- Education & Information: Utilizing our diverse online and in-person channels to deliver inclusive education, empowering our community with valuable knowledge and information.
- Lobbying & Advocacy: We passionately advocate for the Filipino community, driving meaningful change by lobbying at all levels of Canadian government.
- Campaigning & Political Action: We raise awareness, demand justice, and create an environment where the rights and aspirations of the Filipino community is respected and protected.
Fighting Blindness Canada (FBC) is the largest charitable funder of vision research in Canada.
Over our 50-year history, FBC has contributed critical funding for the development of sight-saving treatments and cures for blinding eye diseases. By raising and stewarding funds, FBC is helping drive forward research that supports our goal of understanding why vision loss occurs, how it can be slowed and how sight can be restored.
We are an invaluable resource for individuals and families impacted by blindness, providing accurate eye health information through our website and educational events, as well as engaging with government and other stakeholders to advance better vision health policies.
Good day readers, thank you for taking the time to read our post. Festival of India Feel the Bliss is celebrating our 50th. anniversary this year at CREEKSIDE PARK by Science World. We are in desperate needs to find volunteers for several position during the event. Our festival feature FREE VEGETARIAN LUNCH for the public, arts, culture, music, kirtan and dance.
Part of the celebration is a procession along the Seawall from Creekside heading west to Hinge part. There will be several people that will be walking together to Hinge Park. Stop at Hinge Park for a little bit then head back to Creekside Park. Our volunteers will be responsible to keep the procession only at the pedestrian lane and not go over to bike lane.
Volunteers will get a special Free Lunch pass so you don't have to line up to get your free lunch after the procession. We will also give you a $20 food Boucher you can use to purchase special food or snacks at Govinda's Dining food booth during the event. We will very much appreciate your help and contribution If interested please connect with us ASAP.
IMPORTANT: VOLUNTEER SITE WILL BE AT CREEKSIDE PARK VANCOUVER FROM 10am - 8pm we welcome any hours you can contribute. Thank you
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