TELUS wins the Business Continuity Institute (BCI) award for “Most Effective Recovery” for its response to the Northern Alberta wildfires in 2019
When things are at their worst, the TELUS team is at its best
When things are at their worst, the TELUS team is at its best
With a strong belief in giving back to the community, the Koinonia Evangelical Church has made a donation of $10,000 to Richmond Hospital Foundation’s…
TELUS Health For Good event in Surrey to launch their Mobile Health Clinic in partnership with Fraser Health and the Surrey Hospital Foundation. The…
The Society of Punjabi Engineers and Technologists of British Columbia (SPEATBC), a non-profit organization, held its 25th Year Anniversary Silver Jubilee fundraising event.
On Friday, February 28th Warnett Hallen LLP hosted an event to officially announce the induction of partner Manjot Hallen to the position of Honorary…
Second annual Giving Hearts gala promises glamorous night of South Asian-inspired entertainment and food for a cause: local health improvements.
DIVERSEcity Community Resources Society did all that with an International Women’s Day Event on March 5, 2020, at its Community Campus in Surrey, BC, featuring a special funding announcement to a small Surrey-based women’s non-profit society.
To mark 2020’s, Worldwide One Billion Rising* campaign, the biggest mass action to end violence against women, social justice and faith based organizations came together to hold events in Vancouver and Surrey in February 2020.
We often hear that women are conditioned from an early age to prioritize the needs of others over their own.
On February 29, the Coast Hotel ballroom at Cascades Casino will be transformed into a glamourous South Asian- inspired marketplace for Langley Memorial Hospital Foundation’s second annual Giving Hearts fundraising gala.
The Society of Punjabi Engineers and Technologists of British Columbia (SPEATBC) takes pride in announcing and welcoming the executive team for the year 2020-2021.
In its fifth year, donations were collected as part of their special promotion in which all corkage fees were donated to Richmond Hospital Foundation.
The fair had the highest number of attendees this year as 3000 job seekers lined up until the end of the parking lot, and comprised of exhibitors representing a wide range of industries from retail, finance to Food Services.