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.
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.
The COVID-19 pandemic may be in the rear-view mirror, but the need hasn’t gone away in Whistler. According to the Whistler Community Services Society (WCSS), food insecurity
Starting this month, WCSS’ Nesters Road office will offer drug-checking services to the wider Whistler community, one tool WCSS and other social-service and care providers
Food Waste contributes 8%-10% of global greenhouse emissions while at the same time many people face food insecurity due poverty, climate, conflict & instability, and
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.