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Website Regional Charities Listing C2022.Xlsm 005 Fraser Valley Page 1 of 4 Page 2 of 4 Page 1 of 4 Region 005 Fraser Valley Sep 02, 2021 Abbotsford, Agassiz, Albion, Boston Bar, Bradner, Chilliwack, Clayburn, Clearbrook, Cultus Lake, Deroche, Dewdney, Gold Bridge, Harrison Hot Springs, Harrison Mills, Hope, Lake Errock, Lindell Beach, Maple Ridge, Matsqui, Mission, Mount Lehman, Pitt Meadows, Rosedale, Ruskin, Sardis, Vedder Crossing, Whonnock, Yale, Yarrow [email protected] FUND SUPPORTED REGIONAL POOL Pool % PECSFID Charity Name Charity Name Cont'd Federal Charity Number 26.69% FS0377 Autism Society of BC Support Programs 107810046RR0001 73.31% FS0378 Junior Achievement of British Columbia Student Programs 118976166RR0001 100.00% Total % Allocation . DONOR CHOICE PECSFID Charity Name Charity Name Cont'd Federal Charity Number DC3035 A Better Life Dog Rescue 835857525RR0001 DC1971 A Child's Voice Foundation Angel Hair for Kids 887549285RR0001 DC2935 Abbotsford Hospice Society 118776053RR0001 DC0376 Alzheimer Society of BC 118784891RR0001 DC0870 Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis Society 106708985RR0001 DC1800 Animal Advocates Society 834396178RR0001 DC1946 Ann Davis Transition Society 131159659RR0001 DC1987 Archway Community Services Society 107678195RR0001 DC3174 Archway Community Services Society Abbotsford Food Bank 107678195RR0001 DC1114 Arthritis Society, BC and Yukon 108071671RR0003 DC0720 BC Agriculture in the Classroom Fdn 891720161RR0001 DC1268 BC Cancer Foundation 118818434RR0001 DC1408 BC Cancer Foundation Research Centre 118818434RR0001 DC2911 BC Centre for Ability Association 132004169RR0001 DC1603 BC Children's Hospital Foundation 118852433RR0001 DC2960 BC Children's Hospital Foundation Wigs for Kids BC Program 118852433RR0001 DC1238 BC Children's Hospital Foundation Michael Cuccione Foundation 118852433RR0001 DC2500 BC Children's Hospital Foundation For Mental Health Service 118852433RR0001 DC2923 BC Children's Hospital Foundation In Support of Team Allergy & OIT for BC 118852433RR0001 DC1580 BC Epilepsy Society 118818541RR0001 DC1594 BC Guide Dog Services 891311763RR0001 DC0482 BC Professional Firefighters Burn Fund 891475345RR0001 DC1269 BC Schizophrenia Society 118801141RR0001 DC2507 BC SPCA 118819036RR0001 DC0013 BC SPCA - 100 Mile House 118819036RR0001 DC0014 BC SPCA - Abbotsford 118819036RR0001 DC0015 BC SPCA - Chilliwack 118819036RR0001 Website Regional Charities listing C2022.xlsm 005 Fraser Valley Page 1 of 4 Page 2 of 4 DC0510 BC SPCA - Maple Ridge 118819036RR0001 DC0934 BC Transplant Foundation 887929644RR0001 DC0527 BC Wildlife Federation 118801315RR0001 DC2964 BC Women's Hospital + Health Ctr Fdn 890267537RR0001 DC1219 Bethesda Christian Association 106789928RR0001 DC1782 British Columbia Brain Injury Assoc 118818616RR0001 DC0488 Canadian Cancer Society In Support of Breast Cancer 118829803RR0001 DC1266 Canadian Cancer Society 118829803RR0001 DC0016 Canadian Diabetes Association 118830744RR0001 DC1813 Canadian Fallen Firefighters Foundation 882146509RR0001 DC1530 Canadian Foodgrains Bank Assn Inc 118831106RR0001 DC2951 Canadian FOP Network 834338691RR0001 DC2890 Canadian Hemophilia Society - BC Chapter 106846983RR0001 DC0525 Canadian Liver Foundation 106862949RR0001 DC1325 Canadian Luge Assn 130387343RR0001 DC1783 Canadian Lung Association 106862998RR0001 DC3189 Canadian Mental Health Assn 811691922RR0001 DC1554 Canadian Red Cross Society for Services in BC 119219814RR0001 DC0512 Canadian UNICEF Committee 122680572RR0001 DC0017 Canuck Place Children's Hospice 133867523RR0001 DC2091 Cdn Fdn for the Study of Infant Deaths 118831544RR0001 DC1541 Central Fraser Valley Search and Rescue 133771683RR0001 DC2092 Child Find BC 891386765RR0001 DC1977 Children's Family House Society of BC Ronald McDonald House BC 119222404RR0001 DC0018 Chilliwack Animal Safe Haven Society 887360709RR0001 DC2090 Chilliwack Bowls of Hope Society 849847082RR0001 DC1267 Chilliwack Community Services 118852797RR0001 DC1947 Chilliwack Hospice Society for Cascade Hospice Centre 867303232RR0001 DC2276 Chilliwack Search & Rescue Society 891962169RR0001 DC2743 Christian Blind Mission International CBM CANADA 106918329RR0001 DC3022 Church Planting Ministries Inc CCF Vancouver 891905408RR0001 DC2930 Circle F Horse Rescue Society 870673548RR0001 DC2934 CNIB The Canadian National Institute for the Blind 119219459RR0003 DC1529 Compassion Canada 118871516RR0001 DC0554 Covenant House 897675625RR0001 DC0019 Crohn's and Colitis Canada 118831486RR0001 DC2610 Cyrus Centre Ministries 855938064RR0001 DC0479 Cythera Transition House Society 106997810RR0001 DC1799 David Suzuki Foundation 127756716RR0001 DC1602 Dease Lake Reading Centre 891129546RR0001 DC2008 Doctors Without Borders 135275857RR0001 DC1133 Downtown East Side Women's Centre 129895959RR0001 DC1134 Dr Peter AIDS Foundation 897381141RR0001 DC1218 Elizabeth Fry Society 107556086RR0001 DC2257 Elizabeth's Wildlife Centre 881929327RR0001 DC2875 Fraser Valley Humane Society 866570344RR0001 Website Regional Charities listing C2022.xlsm 005 Fraser Valley Page 2 of 4 Page 3 of 4 DC0520 Friends in Need Food Bank Society 889138772RR0001 DC1790 Girl Guides of Canada - BC Council 118938554RR0005 DC2460 Grace Felowship Baptist Chuch 118944602RR0001 DC3214 Grace to You Canada Inc. 119304145RR0001 DC2069 Greater Vancouver Youth for Christ Youth Unlimited 107449902RR0001 DC2152 Heart & Stroke Foundation of BC & Yukon 118818343RR0001 DC3122 Honour House Society 842367294RR0001 DC1915 Hope for Wildlife Society 885062448RR0001 DC1456 Hope Volunteer Search and Rescue Group 131879363RR0001 DC3175 Indspire 118834696RR0001 DC1872 International Christian Mission Services 834646341RR0001 DC1059 Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation 118976604RR0001 DC1263 Katie's Place Domestic Animal Resource and Education Society 862506037RR0001 DC1759 Kidney Foundation of Canada 107567398RR0001 DC1804 Langley Animal Protection Society 888426509RR0001 DC0020 Make-A-Wish Foundation of BC & Yukon 881291918RR0001 DC0555 Maple Ridge/Pitt Meadows Community Services 130917768RR0001 DC3104 Mennonite Central Committee (MCC) BC 107690927RR0001 DC2787 Mission Community Foundation "Hannah Marie Dodd Memorial Fund" 119042810RR0001 DC0553 Mission Community Services Society 107706723RR0001 DC3184 Mission Community Services Society MY House (Mission Youth House) 107706723RR0001 DC1132 Mission Hospice Society 886078393RR0001 DC0416 Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD) 139072060RR0001 DC0021 MS Society of Canada (BC and Yukon) 107746174RR0001 DC2612 New Heights Community Church Hope Central Ministries 107406316RR0030 DC2474 North Fraser Therapeutic Riding Assoc 886700400RR0001 DC2799 Northview Community Church 847519618RR0001 DC2228 Operation Smile Canada Fdn 840643605RR0001 DC2631 Ovarian Cancer Canada 872974845RR0001 DC0511 OXFAM Canada - Fundraising Office 129716866RR0001 DC1020 Parkinson Society of BC 118801240RR0001 DC3166 Pivot Legal Society 894510502RR0001 DC3072 Rainbow Railroad 827142530RR0001 DC2615 Ratanak International 894452796RR0001 DC0956 Ridge Meadows Hospice Society 119032019RR0001 DC2936 Ronald McDonald House Surrey Hospital 119123032RR0001 DC2249 Ronald McDonald House Charities Vancouver 119123032RR0001 DC1762 Ruth and Naomi's Mission 863030482RR0001 DC2153 Salvation Army BC & Yukon 107951618RR0366 DC0022 Salvation Army Chilliwack 107951618RR0366 DC1721 Salvation Army Ridge Meadows 107951618RR0504 DC2818 Salvation Army Ridge Meadows Sonia's Cradle Program 107951618RR0504 DC2058 SARA for Women Society 119043461RR0001 DC2611 Sardis Doorway for Mothers & Children Society 890460843RR0001 DC1772 Save Animals Through Rescue & Adoption 871440269RR0001 DC2595 Seeds of Hope, Childrens Ministry 891228280RR0001 Website Regional Charities listing C2022.xlsm 005 Fraser Valley Page 3 of 4 Page 4 of 4 DC1387 Senior Animals In Need Today Society SAINTS 856579032RR0001 DC1884 Simon Fraser University for University Alumni Scholarship Fund 118520725RR0001 DC3096 Skills for Hope Foundation 823315965RR0001 DC1512 SNYP (Spay, Neuter Your Pet) 885230821RR0001 DC2899 South Abbotsford Mennonite Brethern Church 865747992RR0002 DC2986 South Okanagan Rehab Centre for Owls (S.O.R.C.O.) 119158103RR0001 DC3080 Spinal Cord Injury BC 118835024RR0001 DC2396 St. Joseph's Parish St. Joseph's Food Bank 118849470RR0010 DC2526 Surrey's Women's Centre Society 140327891RR0001 DC1005 Terry Fox Foundation 108099979RR0001 DC3065 The Maranatha Evangelistic Association 119032357RR0001 DC2187 The Samaritan's Purse - Canada 119138527RR0001 DC3211 UBC Endowment Adrian Semmelink Memorial Fund 108161779RR0001 DC2001 Union Gospel Mission 131902348RR0001 DC1648 United Way of the Fraser Valley 119278430RR0001 DC0571 United Way of the Lower Mainland 108160185RR0001 DC0901 University of British Columbia John Schildroth Memorial Scholarship 108161779RR0001 DC2184 University of the Fraser Valley 107403701RR0001 DC0486 VAST 119281160RR0001 DC1102 West Coast Spay & Neuter Society 136121795RR0001 DC1608 Wildlife Rescue Association of BC 131373490RR0001 DC2229 World Vision Canada Vision Mondiale Canada 119304855RR0001 Website Regional Charities listing C2022.xlsm 005 Fraser Valley Page 4 of 4.
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