This is the fourth year of the campaign, which calls on the public for donations to help keep its programs and exhibits running.
Help put the wind in the Maritime Museum of British Columbia’s sails by contributing to its annual Float the Boat fundraising campaign, now until April 4.
The maximum individual grant is $12,000 per project. A partnership grant — a collaboration amongst a minimum of three organizations — is eligible for up to $50,000 per project.This is the seventh year of the grants, which enable not-for-profit organizations, local government organizations, and Indigenous Nations and organizations to apply for one-time funding for community-led wellness projects that reduce barriers and increase supports.
Both Alex and Betty Miller had received care at Royal Jubilee Hospital. With Betty’s passing in 2021, Alex wanted to give back in her memory. >>> Bingo games support bus-shelter project The Rotary Club of Sidney is holding its third and last Back in Time Bingo, to raise funds for a bus shelter, at the Mary Winspear Centre, Sidney, March 24.Money raised will go toward the installation of a bus stop shelter, complete with solar-powered lighting, on West Saanich Road in Brentwood Bay.
Net proceeds from the sales will be sent back to the village to help pay for educational, nutritional and health care programs.Tasks at the stalls could include pricing, setting up, taking down or selling. You can participate individually, as a family or with a group of friends.