Woodfibre LNG Supports 64 Local Non-Profits with $150,000 in Community Funding

SQUAMISH – Woodfibre LNG continues to strengthen its commitment to the Squamish and Squamish Lillooet Regional District communities by announcing $150,000 in funding to support 64 local non-profits through the Spring 2025 intake of its Community Partnership Program. This latest contribution brings the total support provided to the community through the program to $910,000.

The Community Partnership Program aims to support local non-profits that make important contributions to the community through their programs in sports, recreation, health and wellness, arts and culture, and search and rescue and marine safety. With intake cycles in the Spring and Fall, non-profits can apply for up to $5,000 in funding once per year per project.

“At Woodfibre LNG, we believe that being a good neighbour means showing up, listening, and giving back in meaningful ways, and this program is just one example of how we’re putting that commitment into action,” said Luke Schauerte, CEO of Woodfibre LNG.

“We’ve seen past recipients of the Community Partnership Program achieve incredible results with our support,” Schauerte added. “As the program grows in popularity, for the Spring 2025 intake, we’re pleased to be able to support more non-profits than ever before. Whether it’s first-time recipients or returning organizations, we look forward to seeing the positive impact they’ll have in the community in the months ahead.

Woodfibre LNG is providing funding to the following 64 non-profits in the Spring intake of the 2025 Community Partnership Program:

1. Alano Club of Squamish
2. BC Bobsled and Skeleton Association
3. BC Luge Association
4. Beyond Biking Foundation
5. Brackendale School Pac
6. Britannia Beach Community Association
7. Britannia Beach Fire Department
8. Britannia Mine Museum
9. Coastal Wave Events
10. Createable Arts
11. Don Ross Middle School
12. Downtown Business Improvement Association
13. Ecole Squamish PAC
14. Garibaldi Highlands PAC
15. Golden Phoenix Breathwork and Alchemy Wellness Group
16. Hilltop House Support Society
17. Howe Sound Curling Club
18. Howe Sound Marine Rescue Society
19. Howe Sound Minor Ball
20. Howe Sound Secondary Outdoor Education Programs
21. Howe Sound Secondary Prom Committee
22. International Heritage Cultural Society
23. Mamquam Elementary School
24. Pearlspace
25. Pride Squamish
26. Railway Museum of British Columbia
27. Sea 2 Sky Skate
28. Sea to Sky FC
29. Sea to Sky Forestry Centre Society
30. Sea to Sky Hospice
31. Sea to Sky Nordics
32. Squamish Active Seniors Society
33. Squamish Arts
34. Squamish Chamber of Commerce
35. Squamish Cricket Club
36. Squamish Disc Golf
37. Squamish Dragonboat Association
38. Squamish Farmers Market
39. Squamish Field Hockey
40. Squamish Filipino Basketball Club
41. Squamish General Hospital Auxiliary Society
42. Squamish Lions
43. Squamish Mental Health and Substance Use Services
44. Squamish Minor Hockey
45. Squamish Nature Learners
46. Squamish Paragliding
47. Squamish Pirates Swim Club
48. Squamish Search and Rescue
49. Squamish Soccer Association
50. Squamish Titans Athletic Club
51. Squamish United Football – Girls U-14
52. Squamish Valley Equestrian Association
53. Squamish Valley Golf Club
54. Squamish Volleyball Club
55. Squamish Volunteer Drivers for the Hospice
56. Squamish Women’s Hockey Club
57. Stoke Builders
58. Technical Evacuation Advanced Aeromedical Society
59. The Alpine Club of Canada – Mountain Muskox
60. Ts’antsut Softball Team
61. The Squamish Hospital Foundation
62. Under One Roof – Squamish Helping Hands
63. Valleycliffe PAC
64. Younglife Youth Association
    
    

Woodfibre LNG thanks all organizations that applied for funding. The next intake of the Community Partnership Program will open in September 2025. Organizations interested in applying should visit www.woodfibrelng.ca/cpp for more information.