The theme focuses on recognizing hunger as an issue in Whistler. Join us for lively conversation, refreshments and snacks.
Bats, birds, children, learning, nature, biodiversity and connection are stand out themes. Click to read more.
Click to read an insightful piece by Sara at Whistler Community Services.
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What are you searching for?
We’re on the hunt for a podcast host who’s ready to explore the BIG issues of our time with our monthly podcast guests. Guest lists, of local experts, are curated through our Vital Cafés.
After an extensive and rigorous search, we are excited and proud to announce that Claire Mozes has accepted the position of Executive Director to begin June 15, 2019.
After the CFOW’s Vital Café on Learning and Education on March 19, I was asked to write a blog post on what I had learned. I mulled over this idea in my head . . .
We are proud to be awarding a number of grants that support a wide range of community life. Many of our grants also address a number of issues we have identified in our Vital Signs initiative.
Tuesday, May 21, 2019 | 5:00 PM to 6:30 PM | Whistler Museum
Join special Guest, Dawn Johnson, Sustainable Community Development and Project Specialist, to toss the small talk and break into community conversations about the BIG issues affecting our community but in a worldwide context.
The theme, "How can we fill Whistler's empty stomachs?", focuses on recognizing hunger as an issue in Whistler. Join us for lively conversation, refreshments and snacks.
Reserve your seat on Eventbrite today - tickets are limited, but FREE for everyone!
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