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Woodfibre LNG donates $150,000 to 52 local non-profits

staff report
November 20, 2024 7:05am

Woodfibre LNG has announced donations totalling $150,000 to 52 local non-profits in Squamish and Squamish Lillooet Regional District in the company’s Fall 2024 contributions through the Community Partnership Program.

The company said this follows the $150,000 it contributed to 50 local non-profits in the program’s Spring 2024 intake.

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The company’s Community Partnership Program supports local non-profits that make important contributions to the community through their programs and events in sports, recreation, health and wellness, arts and culture, and search and rescue and marine safety. With intake cycles in the Spring and Fall, non-profits can apply for up to $5,000 in funding once per year per project. Woodfibre LNG also makes annual contributions to The Market food bank, other food security donations, and scholarship programming outside the application cycle.

“Non-profit organizations are a foundational part of the community of Squamish and the larger Squamish Lillooet Regional District,” said Christine Kennedy, President of Woodfibre LNG. “Through the Community Partnership Program, we’re able support these groups to implement programs and services that make a real difference for Squamish and area residents.”

“Dividing the funding into Spring and Fall intakes allows non-profits to apply when their seasonal programming plans are advanced. This fall, we are pleased to contribute to the work and goals of new and returning recipients,” Kennedy added. “We appreciate the dedication of all the organizations that participate in the program and look forward to seeing the positive effects of their work in the coming year.”

Woodfibre LNG is providing funding to the following non-profits in the Fall intake of the 2024 Community Partnership Program:

Act Alive Academy

Amazing Kids Foundation

Black Tusk Snowmobile Club

British Columbia Mountaineering Club

École Squamish Elementary PAC

Brackendale Elementary School

Downtown Squamish Business Improvement Association

Hilltop House Support Society

Howe Sound Marine Rescue Society

Howe Sound Secondary Outdoor Education Program

Howe Sound Soccer Society – Men’s Division

Howe Sound Soccer Society – Women’s Division

International Heritage Culture Centre Society

Keylela Effect Moon Lodge Society

Learning Disability Society (LDS)

Menasta ti Snewiyelh Texwta7 ti Smenhem Dance

Mt Chaki Warriors Canoe Club

North Shore Indians Lacrosse Team

Pearlspace Support Services Society

Pemberton Fire Fighting Association

Sea to Sky Football Club

Sea to Sky Hospice Society

Sea to Sky Nordics

Squamish ACTIVE Senior Living Society

Squamish Cricket Club

Squamish Dragonboat Association

Squamish Field Hockey Club

Squamish General Hospital Auxiliary Society

Squamish Helping Hands Society

Squamish Hospital Foundation

Squamish Legion

Squamish Lions Club

Squamish Minor Hockey – U-11 Team C1

Squamish Minor Hockey U-13 Team A1 Rep Team

Squamish Minor Hockey U – 18 Team A1

Squamish Minor Hockey U-18 “A” Team Eagles

Squamish Nature Learners

Squamish Pirates Swim Club Society

Squamish Search and Rescue

Squamish Senior Living Society

Squamish Soccer Association

Squamish Titans Athletic Club

Squamish Valley Golf Club

Squamish Yacht Club – Learn to Sail Program

Squamish Volleyball Club

Squamish Youth Soccer Association

Ts’antsut Baseball Team

Valleycliffe Elementary School

West Coast Railway Association

Young Life Squamish (Sea to Sky)

4th Squamish Scouts Group

835 Griffin Squadron

The next intake of the Community Partnership Program will open in April 2025. Organizations interested in applying can find more information here.

 

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  1. N_Dj says

    November 20, 2024 at 11:12 am

    Very interesting, we do not see the passionate City Councilors oppose this initiative from Woodfibre LNG…

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