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Community foundations came into being at a time of major changes in the structure of philanthropy, particularly in the United States. While charity met the immediate needs of those less fortunate,...
There are over 30 known feral cat colonies or clowders, some with over 50 cats, now living in the Comox Valley. Feral means “gone wild” however most of these cats have been “born” in the wild and as...
Your Comox Valley Community Foundation is an independent registered philanthropic institution whose mission is to improve the quality of life in the Comox Valley by providing financial support to...
This article was originally featured in the Comox Valley Record. See the original article, or click the image below. The Comox Valley Community Foundation holds its 17th annual gala event Oct. 20 at...
The Comox Valley Transition Society has been awarded a $5000.00 Community Grant to help refurbish Lilli House, their home for women and their children who are escaping abusive relationships. Since...
The Comox Valley Community Foundation has awarded a $5000.00 grant to The Cumberland and District Historical Society for their Cumberland Museum Multi-Media Project. This project aims to...
Comox Valley Project Watershed is the recipient of a $2,800 Comox Valley Community Foundation grant for the purchase of a high gain antenna to support a project in partnership with the Comox Valley...
The Black Creek Community Association has been awarded $3000.00 for renovations to their community centre's kitchen. The space is primarily used for preschool programs including the Pumpkin Patch...
On Saturday October 23rd, at the annual gala of the Comox Valley Community Foundation, Neil Woodrow representing the Rotary Club Courtenay Foundation, presented Lorne Harder, President of the...
On Saturday October 23rd, at the annual gala of the Comox Valley Community Foundation, Neil Woodrow representing the Rotary Club Courtenay Foundation, presented Lorne Harder, President of the...
