It’s all hands on deck at the Whistler Community Services Society’s (WCSS) cold weather shelter. With overnight temperatures dropping below -10 in Whistler (and across much of the
The little thrift shop that could has been voted Whistler’s best clothing store!!!! Thank you to who all who voted our social enterprise engine as
Even wealthy cities like Whistler need a food bank “Whistler is just a dream, but you can’t get enough of it.” The town of Whistler,
Made possible by the Whistler Community Foundation’s Emergency Fund, a recent injection of funds will help to ensure all those who need access to healthy
Congratulations to all winners and runners up at the Whistler Excellence Awards put on by the Whistler Chamber of Commerce on October 25th at the
Over the years Whistler Community Services Society (WCSS) has been the benefactor of generosity from Whistler’s community, government, and corporate citizens. With that support WCSS
September 30th is National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. What does this mean? Why do we wear orange? On the first Orange Shirt Day “former
WCSS has combined forces with the Sea to Sky Hospice to bring grief and loss support to the community. Participants can join this safe place
Definition of Food Security: Everyone has equitable access to food that is affordable, culturally appropriate and nutritious while honoring indigenous food systems. At WCSS, we
The WBF matched donations Whistler Community Services Society (WCSS) gathered during its food bank fundraising campaign, to the tune of $25,000. There’s no question that
