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Vital Signs: Taking the Pulse of Our Community
Skeena Diversity Society and the Greater Terrace Welcoming Network Local Immigration Partnership, supported by the Terrace Community Foundation, are joining forces to conduct VitalSigns to better understand what are our strengths and challenges as a community, and your suggestions for change.
What is VitalSigns? VitalSigns is a community research project that uses local knowledge and data to measure the wellbeing of a community and supports evidence-based, locally-relevant solutions. There are 2 ways to participate: 1. Answer the online survey: https://forms.gle/prp4B4C8KpHbuxxv7 2. Or you can even send in a video submission: submit 2-minute video via free transfer https://wetransfer.com/ to video@skeenadiversity.com If you have questions or would like to learn more, please email partnership@skeenadiversity.com. Thank you for taking part! What we doThe Terrace Community Foundation is an apolitical, philanthropic organization whose purpose is to raise funds and bring donors to the table to build a resilient, resourceful, caring community.
In turn, always with a view to building a better community, we provide grants to community groups and organizations that cover a very broad spectrum of needs in Terrace and area that include (but are not limited to) recreation, health, the arts, the environment and education. We offer a variety of possibilities that allow donors to target specific or broad areas of interest. Endowment funds provide support in perpetuity so that your investment today will still be providing benefits years into the future. Donations over the minimum allowed receive a tax receipt. We work with the Prince George Community Foundation for the investment of our funds and to share in their expertise. Terrace Community Foundation 2022 Summary of Activities
Terrace Community Foundation 2021 Summary of Activities
Terrace Community Foundation 2020 Summary of Activities
Terrace Community Foundation 2019 Summary of Activities
Terrace Community Foundation 2018 Summary of Activities
2021 Tenth Anniversary Summary on 10 years of fundraising and grant giving.Formation of our FoundationThe Foundation was created by the City of Terrace in 2011, utilizing $50,000 in matching funds from the Northern Development Initiative Trust to establish an Endowment Fund. The Terrace Community Foundation is a federally registered not-for-profit corporation, governed by a volunteer Board of Directors. In addition to the Foundation's own funds, we have since 2017 administered community grants on behalf of the City of Terrace, provided a "flow-through" for industry partners' charitable initiatives and facilitated senior government program funds such Canada 150 and COVID emergency relief. The Terrace Community Foundation's Endowment Fund is invested with, and managed by, the Prince George Community Foundation. As of December 2021, including Named Funds, our Endowment Fund has grown to near $960,000. The Foundation provides grants from the interest earned on this base amount.
The Terrace Community Foundation operates in Terrace and area, within the traditional territories of the Kitsumkalum and Kitselas First Nations of the Tsimshian. |
In the news...PLATINUM LEGACY SPONSORS City of Terrace Chances Terrace Henry & Rose Dreger Dr. Colleen Froese LNG Canada Northern Development Initiative Trust GOLD LEGACY SPONSORS Donnie Clark Coastal GasLink/TransCanada Pipelines Shell Canada Terrace Community Forest SILVER LEGACY DONORS BC Hydro Bill & Helene McRae Carol Schmidt Skeena Track Fund BRONZE LEGACY DONORS JG Fluor BC LNG JV Norman Dreger & Suzanne VandeVelde Seabridge Gold FOUNDATION BUILDERS Aqua Plumbing & Heating Ltd. Doug Foster Ron & Karleen Lemiski Bob & Carole Marcellin Minerals North Conference 2013 Norm & Kathleen Parry Northern Savings Credit Union Brent Schmidt Dean Schmidt Grant Schmidt Tony Walker Andrew Webber 
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