Spirit of Revelstoke awards celebrate strong volunteer community
Nominations open until Friday, Nov. 7 to highlight local volunteers for the work they’re doing.
Nominations open until Friday, Nov. 7 to highlight local volunteers for the work they’re doing.
Community Futures Revelstoke launches survey to help shape future long-term housing project.
The Spirit of Revelstoke Award recognizes citizens who have made outstanding volunteer contributions to the community. See a list of the recipients here!
Expressions of interest submissions from businesses and non-profit organizations are being accepted until March 11. As long as there is enough interest, the project will move ahead with an opening date of June 1.
On Nov. 24, Community Futures Revelstoke announced the winners of the 2021 Spirit of Revelstoke Awards. Among those winners is Amal Alsowwan, a Syrian refugee who is sharing her culture through the Community Connections food bank.
Learn how Revelstoke businesses are responding to the COVID-19 pandemic in this video series designed to support local businesses during the holiday season.
The new group, launching on Dec. 1 will provide a place where local businesses and not for profits can connect and communicate with the community
While Spirit of Revelstoke Awards are a go, this year’s Volunteer Fair is cancelled due to current public health guidelines
Task force initiatives include Mackenzie Avenue pilot project, free masks for the public and temporary toilets at Woodenhead Park.