Investing in a Thriving Community
Investing in a Thriving Community
Click to read about one local's long-standing vision for a healthy curiosity and understanding of our bodies and healthy relationships.
We are proud hosts of the new Chili Thom Scholarship Fund. Click to apply for the first award in 2019.
Click to read an insightful piece by Sara at Whistler Community Services.
We work to enhance community connections. Our endowment funds give us a solid foundation with which we respond to the changing needs of the community
We help you create a legacy that will grow and leave continuing support for what you value in your community.
Our grants nurture and strengthen community groups in a wide variety of areas, spreading vitality and enhancing lives.
The Community Foundation of Whistler manages donations as long term investments in the community, supporting grants to local charities year after year. We are building a community where charities have long term sources of stable funding to support the full range of community life. As the only local option for creating a permanent personal legacy for your community, we help you to support the causes that you care about. The Community Foundation of Whistler is working to build a thriving community. Learn more
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After 7.5 years at the helm of the Community Foundation of Whistler, the Board of Directors announces that executive director Carol Coffey has resigned to pursue other opportunities.
With her Kathy Barnett Leadership Grant, Mary was able to fulfill a long-standing vision to create an atmosphere that facilitates healthy curiosity and understanding of our bodies and healthy relationships.
Reporting to the Executive Committee of the Board of Directors and operating on a part time basis, the Executive Director is responsible for the day-to-day administration and management of the activities of the Community Foundation of Whistler (the Foundation).
When faced with a problem to solve – whether it is climate change, racism, or poverty – if you don’t address the root causes, “fix the bridge” then all you are doing is . . .
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