We are grateful for any opportunities to share the work we get to do in this community and invite others to be a part of it! Here are some recent highlights, updates and interviews where CityReach has been featured in local news. Check them out below!
CityReach Care Society has reached its capacity and can no longer accept new clients looking for support. The charity has seen a drastic increase in the need for aid with the rising costs, making it challenging for those with low income. Angela Bower speaks to the charity about how the community can help.
The demand for food banks has grown during the pandemic and with rising costs across the board, the need for food security continues to grow. But now, charities can no longer keep up.
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CityReach Care Society’s Boxes of Love delivered 700 gift hampers to Metro Vancouver families, providing toys, gift cards, and holiday treats, ensuring over 1,500 kids had Christmas joy despite the pandemic.
Hastings-Sunrise Community Food Network celebrates community food action, providing fresh food and support through collaboration with local organizations. Their efforts ensure food security and foster resilience among families in Northeast Vancouver.
Nature’s Path Organic Foods, a local BC company, donated organic products, enhancing our efforts. This partnership has been invaluable, creating a supportive community and fostering a sense of family among volunteers.