WCSS Outreach Services

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GIVING TUESDAY - December 1

Let the children play, donate today.

Not all face coverings are created equal. We are asking everyone in our indoor spaces to wear a face mask

No face shields without mask

No Buffs, bandanas, or Balaclavas or make shift face coverings

The health and safety of our teams and community is our #1 priority. Thank you for understanding!

You Talk, We Listen

Outreach Services

Our outreach professionals are here to listen and offer support. We provide no-cost, confidential support for life’s challenges.

FOOD IS A BASIC HUMAN RIGHT

Food Security

Food is an integral part of a community’s overall health and wellness.  We support the community with emergency food, nutrition education and sharing meals. 

THRIFT THAT CREATES SOCIAL GOOD

Re-Use-It & Re-Build-It

Every visit to the Re-Use-It Centre or Re-Build-It Centre is a treasure hunt. And every sale helps takes care of the community. Stores open daily.

30 years of community impact

Our Story

Through our social enterprises, volunteers and donors, we support community members where they need it most, like the Whistler Food Bank, Outreach Services, and 20+ other programs and services.

TRANSPORTATION

Financial Help

How to save money when the cost of commuting goes up, download the flatsheet for more details

News

Our Latest Updates

We Scare Hunger | Halloween at Tapley’s Farm supporting the WCSS Food Bank

Tapley’s Farm is counting down the days until the return of Whistler’s longest-running free community event. On Oct. 31, the Tapley’s Farm neighbourhood will take part in a tradition going strong since 1983. In its 41st year, the event honours children’s creative spirit and recognizes local community food needs, with attendees asked to donate money or non-perishables to the Whistler Food Bank through the Scare Hunger Campaign.

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WCSS respectfully acknowledges that our workplace and community, the land now known as Whistler, lies in the shared, unceded traditional territories of the Sk̲wx̲wú7mesh Nation and Líl̓wat Nation.