United Way of the Lower Mainland Commits $100,000 to In It Together Program

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VANCOUVER, B.C. – United Way of the Lower Mainland has committed $100,000 to Abbotsford gang-prevention program In It Together, helping keep the program open for local youth. The investment was shared at a joint announcement this morning, organized by United Way of...

Community Grant Aims to Provide More Accessible Counselling to Local Youth

Funding, News, Youth

The First West Foundation has awarded Foundry Abbotsford with $15,000 through its Envision Financial Community Endowment. Foundry Abbotsford provides local youth and their families with supports for their mental-health, substance-use, and overall wellness needs. The...

New Funding to Help South Asian Females at Risk of Gang Involvement

Funding, Immigrant Integration, News, Youth

The provincial government has granted us $75,000 to help South Asian female youth who are at high risk of becoming involved in criminal activity or those who are currently involved in youth crime or gang activity. This initiative will help us to help local South Asian...

$100,000 Donation from Stattonrock to Support Youth Health at Foundry Abbotsford

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Stattonrock Design & Build has committed $100,000 over a 10-year period to support Foundry Abbotsford, a soon-to-be-open youth health and wellness centre. Foundry Abbotsford will offer local youth help with everything from finding employment to mental wellness...

Vanderpol Family Donate $150,000 to Foundry Abbotsford

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Fran and Pieter Vanderpol recently pledged their commitment to the health and wellness of youth in our community. They have made a $150,000 donation to Foundry Abbotsford through their Oikodome Foundation. Oikodome, the Vanderpol family’s charity, regularly supports...