
Lower Mainland & Fraser Valley Region
Serving Metro Vancouver from the Sea to Sky corridor and the Sunshine Coast through to the Fraser Valley.
Local Impact
Learn more about the impact we’re making in the region.
Bringing neighbours together
We brought together over 3,000 resident volunteers via our Hi Neighbour Initiative to keep neighbourhoods connected and thriving through local events and activities, both in-person and virtually, to help combat isolation and pandemic fatigue.
Redistributing food to those in need
We redistributed 2,658,642 pounds of food from restaurants, grocery stores, and agricultural organizations with the help of seven food recovery organizations in the Lower Mainland, Fraser Valley, and Sea to Sky Corridor. Over 3,200 volunteers sorted produce, packed hampers, and made meals in community kitchens, which were then transported and delivered to individuals isolating at home.
Providing flood relief
Jumping in on the ground when devastating floods impacted the Fraser Valley, our local Community Builders were quickly able to identify and respond to gaps and unmet needs. They helped source food, equipment and necessary supplies, advocated for the rights of migrant farm workers, and worked closely with the Skwah First Nation to ensure that basic needs could be met.
Programs
Learn more about our work in the region.
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Food Security
Supporting British Columbians’ health and wellness through food security.
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Healthy Aging
Programs designed to help aging British Columbians remain active, connected, and engaged in their existing communities.
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Hi Neighbour
Be a catalyst for community connection. Connect with your neighbours and build stronger, safer, more inclusive communities for everyone.
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School’s Out
Providing healthy, safe, educational out-of-school activities for kids in Grades 1-7.
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Period Promise
Lack of access to menstrual products is a widespread issue. You can help.
Impact Stories
Local love in your community.
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Mature students thriving thanks to Youth Futures
More former youth in care attending post-secondary education thanks to Youth Futures Education Fund.
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Community spirit transforms Lower Mainland neighbourhoods
Community building and space sharing in Lower Mainland Hi Neighbour communities.
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2nd annual Regional Community Food Hubs Report released
Explore how we’re working with British Columbians to improve health and well-being across our province through United Way BC Regional Community Food Hubs.
Contact Us
Contact the United Way British Columbia Lower Mainland & Fraser Valley team.
Tel: 1-877-557-1953
Email: info@uwbc.ca