Wildfires are on the rise and many British Columbians are evacuated or on alert. You can help support those affected by donating or volunteering today.
Too many people miss school or work because they can’t afford to buy the products they need. Through United Way Period Promise, presented by Pacific Blue Cross, you can be a part of the solution.
United Way British Columbia supports the development of healthy, caring, and inclusive communities by strengthening vital connections that support people in need.
Serving over 4 million people, we focus on urgent response, children and youth, seniors, poverty, mental health, and food security.
Join us as we work to change the lives of BC residents.
For free and confidential referrals to community resources, dial or text 211.
We are excited to share our 2023-24 Annual Report. Discover the impact United Way BC had over the last year because of you.
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Provincial scope, with hands and hearts in your community.
Presented by: Coastal Community Credit Union Join us for an inspiring breakfast event to help celebrate the official launch of our 2024 Fall Campaign on Sept 12th at the Coast Bastion Hotel.
Presented by: Kruger Kamloops in partnership with Unifor 10-B Join us for an inspiring breakfast event to help celebrate the official launch of our 2024 Fall Campaign on Sept 12th at the Coast Hotel.
Join us for an inspiring breakfast event to help celebrate the official launch of our 2024 Fall Campaign on Sept 12th at the Laurel Packinghouse.
Join us for an inspiring breakfast event to help celebrate the official launch of our 2024 Fall Campaign on Sept 12th at the Coast Prince George Hotel.
Let’s meet again at the 22nd edition of our annual breakfast that gets the community together to help local people in need. The money raised this year will support United Way BC’s initiatives, like those that focus on vulnerable youth, children, and their families across the North Okanagan region.
