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Partners in Impact
We are deeply grateful to the following organizations and partners whose generous support makes our work possible. Together, we are building stronger, more inclusive communities in Fort Nelson and the Northern Rockies.
Peter Gzowski began the Peter Gzowski Invitationals (PGIs) in 1986 to raise money for and awareness about the literacy challenges facing the country. Following Peter’s death in 2002, the PGFL, created with an endowment from the federal government, took on responsibility for the PGIs.
Our vision is to see resilient community-based neighbourhood houses that support and advocate for community capacity building, social development, and systemic change.
Prophet River First Nation is a strong, proud, and independent Dene Tsaa Nation. We are dreamers and drummers, united through kindness and respect. We are empowered by our rich culture, traditions, and sovereign lands.
Established in 1966, SPARC BC’s mission is to work with communities to build a more just and healthy society for all. Our mission and values are guided by the desire for a “just and healthy” society based on five following key principles.
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The North Peace Community Foundation stimulates, supports and encourages the giving and charitable spirit in BC’s North Peace Region by connecting donors to the charitable causes and projects that mean the most to them to help to strengthen our communities and leave a legacy for generations to come.
For supporting our literacy outreach coordination activities.
For generously supporting the renovation of our classroom and kitchen spaces at the Learning Centre.
Support from TELUS has helped strengthen our Youth Literacy Program, providing young learners with valuable opportunities for growth, mentorship, and success.
Through their support of our Future Leaders Program, United Way BC is helping local youth build confidence, gain work experience, and develop skills that prepare them for brighter futures.
