Locally focused funding celebrated at Revelstoke Community Foundation spring grant event
‘We're really proud of being able to consistently and sustainably support our community,’ chair Tracy Spannier says.
‘We're really proud of being able to consistently and sustainably support our community,’ chair Tracy Spannier says.
Over $7,500 raised for Revelstoke Community Foundation through discounted Revelstoke Mountain Resort lift tickets.
The Revelstoke Hospice Society has rolled out care carts called Hospice On Wheels, aiming to provide comfort to families visiting loved ones at care facilities.
Illecillewaet Greenbelt Society members and supporters gathered on Oct. 15 to commemorate a new sign at the recreational greenspace on the banks of the Illecillewaet River.
All proceeds from the tournament will go towards the Youth Endowment Fund, creating more grants to support young people in the community.
A well-loved member of the Revelstoke community, Jeff is remembered for his love of nature and passion for education has been honoured with a new Revelstoke scholarship in his name.
The $15,000 grant will allow Adrian Giacca to focus full-time on the Revelstoke Microhome project, which proposes the creation of affordable housing, food security and connection to the community through the development of a replicable small-scale co-housing model.
Revelstoke Community Foundation gives back by supporting local community projects.
The challenging new 3.8-kilometre Kill the Banker trail runs up underneath the Revelation Gondola at Revelstoke Mountain Resort. For runners, the big plus is the gondola ride down.
Revelstoke community charities received funds through the Revelstoke Community Foundation's Smart & Caring Communities contest, part of a national challenge to create community foundations across Canada by 2015.