Spring 2020 newsletter
"In these challenging times, all kids need our help more than ever" — CLICK's Spring 2020 newsletter, available as a PDF.
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Spring 2019 newsletter
An inner city star and mentor brings financial literacy to young students — CLICK's Spring 2019 newsletter, available as a PDF.
Winter 2018 newsletter
CLICK's Winter 2018 newsletter, available as a PDF.
Spring 2018 newsletter
CLICK's Spring 2018 newsletter, available as a PDF.
Winter 2017 newsletter
CLICK's Winter 2017 newsletter, available as a PDF.
Spring 2017 newsletter — the joy of cooking together
Grade 4 students at Strathcona Elementary making guacamole, minestrone and their own tortilla chips through Project CHEF — plus donor Sara Bynoe, and Jesse Costucci-Phillips's Mayor's Achievement Award.
Fall 2016 newsletter — half a million dollars, and a theatre company
CLICK passes $500,000 directed to more than 200 programs. Inside: MISCELLANEOUS Productions, where youth sign on for a year and 16 alumni have come back as professionals, and a coaching couple who give monthly.
Spring 2016 newsletter — inspiring and leading by example
Lauren Powell built Girls Got Game for inner city girls and was named a Difference Maker for it. Plus Urban Systems Foundation becomes CLICK's first major corporate sponsor, and eight Vancouver restaurants sign on.
Fall 2015 newsletter — respect and healing at Strathcona Elementary
Strathcona Elementary's four-day Aboriginal Open House drew more than 500 people to a feast of salmon and bannock. Plus Haida artist Alvin Adkins on why he gives, and a first Dinner to Make a Difference that raised $20,000.
Spring 2015 newsletter — Night Hoops, and a mountain in Tanzania
Night Hoops brings 28 teams of at-risk youth into the gym on Friday and Saturday nights. Meanwhile, 15 Streetfront students climbed Kilimanjaro and 12 reached the summit.
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