Associations near Delta BC (1785 Result(s))

Music BC has been the leading organization that I turn to when seeking financial support for our Artist's initiatives... Music BC has been the foundation for ensuring that our newer and equally talented musicians have the support that's needed in order to give them a fighting chance in such a competitive industry... Without their funding, it would be an almost impossible task to get these musicians started on the road, and have a fair chance at gaining traction in the Music Industry.'

Burquest/Congregation Sha'arai Mizrah is a non-profit organization and Reform congregation dedicated to the cultural, religious, social and educational needs of the Jewish Community.

The Developmental Disabilities Association is a community living agency that provides over 50 community-based programs and services to children and adults with developmental disabilities and their families in Vancouver and Richmond. We create extended networks of support, invest in individual needs, and strive for an inclusive and safe community. Over 1,600 individuals and families in the Vancouver and Richmond area are serviced by the Developmental Disabilities Association every year.

Canadian Actors' Equity Association represents professional artists including performers (actors, singers, dancers), directors, choreographers, fight directors and stage managers, engaged in theatre, opera and dance in English Canada. Recognizing that the arts are vital to life and that artists make an invaluable contribution to our society, Equity supports the creative efforts of its members by seeking to improve their working conditions and opportunities.

As a donor-funded organization, we raise more than $5 million annually to support arthritis-related research, programs and services for over 600,000 people in British Columbia and the Yukon who live with arthritis. The Arthritis Society is the only not-for-profit organization in Canada uniquely devoted to promoting and funding arthritis research based solutions, education, as well as community support for Canadians living with arthritis. Founded in 1948, with thousands of volunteers over the years, The Arthritis Society continues to have an outstanding reputation in the community and a successful track record of results. Amidst our world of information overload, The Arthritis Society remains the most valued and trusted resource on arthritis for patients, their families and health professionals.