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Thank you for your continued support of the Prince George community.
The annual income from this fund goes directly to support the Northern SPCA.
>This fund can be applied to general areas of Arts and Culture in our community.
>This Fund provides an ongoing legacy in the name of the Baldwin Family and is used to assist the arts:
The Kay Lim Family Fund will provide a scholarship in the amount of $1000.00 (dollars) to be awarded to the Senior Classical Voice winner recommended to the Performing Arts British Columbia (PABC) provincial festival. In the event there is no Senior Classical Voice Winner recommended, the award may be split into two $500.00 awards, one each to the Intermediate Classical Voice winner and the Junior Classical Voice winner at the discretion of the adjudicator.
>These organizations recognize the value of building their own Endowment Funds to receive income and support their organization annually.
>The Child Development Centre of Prince George (CDC) is a registered charitable organization that offers a variety of services to families with children who have disabilities or developmental delays. In 2019 alone, the CDC served over 1300—or roughly 1 in 5 children in our community. They are proud to be one of the largest and longest running organizations of its kind in the province. The CDC was established in 1967 in response to demand for support of children and youth with disabilities and developmental delays in the central interior.
>Initiated in 1992 and developed over the following several years the Greenway, located in Prince George, protects and preserves a natural corridor while at the same time providing recreation opportunities. This corridor encompasses over 300 hectares of natural environment and contains over 25kms of multi-use trails for runners, walkers, cyclists, skiers and horseback riders. The Greenway was developed and is maintained by the Cranbrook Hill Greenway Society, a non-profit organization.
>These organizations recognize the value of building their own Endowment Funds to receive income and support their organization annually.
>These organizations recognize the value of building their own Endowment Funds to receive income and support their organization annually.
>These organizations recognize the value of building their own Endowment Funds to receive income and support their organization annually.
>These organizations recognize the value of building their own Endowment Funds to receive income and support their organization annually.
>These organizations recognize the value of building their own Endowment Funds to receive income and support their organization annually.
>These organizations recognize the value of building their own Endowment Funds to receive income and support their organization annually.
>These organizations recognize the value of building their own Endowment Funds to receive income and support their organization annually.
>These organizations recognize the value of building their own Endowment Funds to receive income and support their organization annually.
>The PGSO 50th Legacy Campaign has a $500,000 goal, and thanks to generous contributors like yourself, we have already attained over half of that goal.
>These organizations recognize the value of building their own Endowment Funds to receive income and support their organization annually.
>These organizations recognize the value of building their own Endowment Funds to receive income and support their organization annually.
>This fund was created to generate revenue to be granted back into the community to worthwhile projects that are designed to keep the streets of Prince George safe, and thereby enhance the quality of life for youth in Prince George.
>Long-time Prince George theatre professionals Ted Price and Anne Laughlin are the founders of Miracle Theatre. The theatre provides the city with annual professional theatre productions while using the proceeds to contribute to the financial welfare of local non-profits.
>This fund grants directly to support the Child Development Centre - Prince George.
>Annual grants are intended to support diagnosed autistic children and children suspected of being autistic as verified by a child development service provider.
>This fund supports several important causes:
Supports local charity's: PG Public Library, Cranbrook Hill Greenway Society, as well as Youth in Philanthropy
>Mitchell and Andrea Davy wanted a way to give back to their community year after year.
>This fund was set up by the Prince George Community Foundation to support emergent and pressing needs within our community.
>In memory of Robert (Bob) Goode this fund supports the Royal Canadian Air Cadets.
>Funds go annually to Spirit of the North - extended care facility
>This fund was established in legacy of the "Roar to the Road" pre-olympic curling trials and helps fund curling today
>The primary purpose of the fund shall be to provide an ongoing legacy in the name of the Rice family with the earned income or a portion of the earned income being distributed to a registered charity as directed by the Donor.
>The Prince George Community Foundation is honored to announce the creation of the Ukraine Humanitarian Support Fund, where all donations will be dispersed in Prince George to support Ukrainians who will be arriving to our city. All funds will be dispersed through Share Hope – PG and the important work on the ground that they are doing to help these individuals and families settle in Prince George.
The Foundation will be matching all donations up to $10,000!
>This fund is dedicated to supporting the Cranbrook Hill Greenway Society.
>This fund can be applied to general areas of Education & Research in our community.
>This fund can be applied to general areas of the Environment and Environmental Study in our community.
>To provide funds to the Heart & Stroke Foundation for the purchase of automated external defibrillators, battery packs, and stands as required for Prince George, McBride and Valemount.
>Each year this Fund grants to the Spirit of the North Gateway Extended Facility.
>Supports Food Security by granting annually to St. Vincent De Paul.
This Fund was set up by the children and family of Carmen and Alain Foucher in their memory.
>To provide income to St. Vincent De Paul for the continued purposes of helping the people of Prince George. The purpose of the fund is to help those in need with meals, hampers, support finding resources, clothing and home furnishings and by providing a warm and safe place to gather. Funds are also to help support Shepard’s Corner.
>In memory of Joe Vanderzwan, his wife Wanda established this fund to give annually to St Vincent De Paul, continuing to help the Prince George Community.
>The purpose of the fund is to help those requiring end of life care and grief support programs provided by the Prince George Hospice Society.
>Recognizing the value of food security in the community of Prince George, this fund supports the PG Salvation Army and St. Vincent De Paul annually.
>In honor of Lance & Pat Morgan, this fund was established to support the MS Society - Prince George Chapter, as well as the MS clinic at UNHBC Hospital.
>Provides annual income to support St. Vincent De Paul.
>Recognizing the value of food security in the community of Prince George, this fund supports the Prince George Salvation Army and St. Vincent De Paul annually.
>This fund is dedicated to support the Charitable Organizations working to facilitate the highest needs and the greatest impact within our community.
>When the Prince George Community Foundation was developed, I was honoured to be a part of the initial funding to this tremendous organization.
It represented to me an ideal way to be involved again in the community and help a variety of causes with a financial focus from a group of excellent Directors.
Again I was, and am honoured to be a part of this successful Foundation, and that annually I get to see and experience the great efforts that are forwarded to our City and I watch with great respect.
>Lorraine's kindness, caring, and love for her family and friends made a huge difference in many lives, while her endless volunteerism made an impact on her community.
>This scholarship was established in 1994 by the Blackburn family who arrived in the Pineview area in the 1920’s. The Blackburn’s have always taken an active role in the community where the first log school was built on their farm land. The award is intended to recognize and provide financial support to a student who attended Blackburn Elementary, Giscome Elementary, Pineview Elementary, Buckhorn Elementary or Hixon Elementary School.
>UNBC Scholarship - $3500.00 annually - Student who has graduated from a Northern School District and been accepted into the Northern Medical Program at UNBC.
>The College of New Caledonia and the Prince George Community Foundation have had a long and beneficial association.
During the inception of the Prince George Community Foundation, CNC was among the first major institutions in Prince George that came on board to help raise the profile of the Foundation.
CNC provides multiple Scholarships and Bursaries from this fund every year.
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The purpose of the Bursary is to provide an ongoing legacy in the name of Dr. Paul Murray and Dr. Ruth Nowlan in honour of their contributions to the community of Prince George over the last 30 years. To support UNBC students who are pursuing education in the Physiotherapy program primarily from Northern and Rural BC.
>Corporal Darren James Fitzpatrick was born in Burnaby, raised in Prince George and graduated from Kelly Road Secondary. Darren was the 141st military casualty of Canada's mission in Afghanistan. He will forever be remembered as the proud Canadian and courageous leader he was. This award was established as a tribute to the brave service of our military troops in the defence of our country and will be awarded to a grade 12 student from School District No. 57 pursuing a career in the Canadian Military and Armed Forces.
>This Fund provides support to the WIDHH Scholarship with CNC.
>This Bursary provides an ongoing legacy in the name of Sarah Kelly and will be awarded to a School District #57 student, participating in school athletics and who is graduating from Duchess Park Secondary School.
>This award is open to students who have attended Mackenzie Secondary School for at least three years, and who will proceed to further education at a recognized college, university, or technical/vocational school.
>This award is being distributed in memory of Harold Moffat. Harold actively pursued the development of post-secondary education in Prince George.
This award is given to graduating students who intend to pursue a post-secondary education in the trades at CNC.
>This Fund provides 3 Bursaries, open to all students who have demonstrated leadership or participation in community and/or school activities. Applicants must plan to enroll at the University of Northern BC or the College of New Caledonia.
>The Prince George Hindu Cultural Society Scholarship was established in 1986.
This award is open to students who attend schools in the City of Prince George and who are of Hindu religion and who demonstrate a high level of academic achievement. Demonstrate involvement in school and community activities.
>This award is open to students graduating from a high school within School District 57.
Criteria: Students must demonstrate satisfactory academic achievement.
>This Bursary will be provided to a student looking to pursue a post secondary education in Prince George (UNBC or CNC) who has wither played minor hockey in Prince George or played for the Prince George Spruce Kings, and will be a student athlete at either UNBC or CNC in any given sport.
>This award was established in memory of Lindsay Santos and is awarded annually to a student graduating from DP Todd Secondary and pursuing a career in law.
>This fund shall create a lasting legacy in the name of Steve J. Kwochka with the designation of two memorial bursaries.
One bursary will be allocated to a first-year electrical apprentice completing trades training in BC attending the College of New Caledonia in Prince George, British Columbia and one bursary for a first-year electrical apprentice completing trade training in Saskatchewan studying at Saskatchewan Polytechnic in Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan.
>The parents of Jan Ullstrom reminded him of the importance of education: that nobody can take it away from you and that you can take it with you wherever you go. Jan emigrated from Sweden in 1957 to Vancouver. He pursued his education there and became a chartered accountant. This award is his way to pay back to his new country for the opportunities it offered him.
>The purpose of this award is to enable the Western Institute for the Deaf and hard of Hearing (Northern Branch) to provide service to the deaf and hard of hearing and to provide education to the public with respect to hearing disabilities.
>This fund can be applied to general areas of Social Services in our community.
>This fund can be applied to general areas of Sports and Recreations in our community.
>Recognizing that the Foundation requires operational support, these funds have been generously established so that we may continue to help charitable organizations within our community grow and thrive.
>Recognizing that the Foundation requires operational support, these funds have been generously established so that we may continue to help charitable organizations within our community grow and thrive.
>Recognizing that the Foundation requires operational support, these funds have been generously established so that we may continue to help charitable organizations within our community grow and thrive.
>Recognizing that the Foundation requires operational support, these funds have been generously established so that we may continue to help charitable organizations within our community grow and thrive.
>Recognizing that the Foundation requires operational support, these funds have been generously established so that we may continue to help charitable organizations within our community grow and thrive.
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