November is Adoption Awareness Month. Learn about the projects funded this year by B.C.’s Lex Reynolds Adoption and Permanency Trust Fund.
Read More4th Annual Stocking Challenge & Care Backpacks Project
The Stocking Challenge and Care Backpacks Project is a community effort that works with the Victoria Cool Aid Society.
Read MoreIsland Pathways
Helping Islanders reduce greenhouse gas emissions, one of the lowest Vital Signs indicators in a previous report, a recent grant encourages hundreds of residents to leave their cars at home and make a safe route to school or shopping.
Read MoreCost of living top concern says Victoria Foundation’s Vital Signs report
“As we celebrate the Victoria Foundation’s 75th anniversary, initiatives like Vital Signs demonstrate the ways we continue to build traction for organizations that do good work in the community – in perpetuity.”
Read MoreReady to Rent BC
Ready to Rent BC has worked to empower over 260 graduates and helped hundreds of others with housing related issues. The innovative program is currently available for FREE to all families in the CRD area.
Read MoreChildren’s Book Recycling Project
This blog post is intended as information and to make an urgent request. There is a demand for books for babies/toddlers that current donations cannot fulfill.
Read MoreCanadian Navy Dragon Boaters Get Cooking
Over 130 tenants at Pacifica Housing’s supported housing complexes will enjoy a Thanksgiving turkey dinner this Saturday, October 8th thanks to the Canadian NAVY “Dragon Anchors” dragon boat team.
Read MoreVictoria Leadership Awards Nominations
The annual Victoria Leadership Awards (VLAs) have been honouring inspired leadership in the community since 2005. Nominations are now being accepted.
Read MoreVote for us!
The Victoria Foundation is participating in CityHUB Victoria, a city-wide vote for your most-loved Victoria businesses.
Read MoreEight students awarded Premier’s International Scholarships
Premier's scholarships valued at $6,000 to $10,000 for study abroad have been awarded to eight BC students
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