
Buy a Blue Boy pin and help CLICK help kids
The Blue Boy lapel pin — the figure that forms the K in the CLICK logo — was $10 from any CLICK board member, marking ten years of supporting Vancouver kids.

The Blue Boy lapel pin — the figure that forms the K in the CLICK logo — was $10 from any CLICK board member, marking ten years of supporting Vancouver kids.

Britannia Secondary School's Business Club picked CLICK as the beneficiary of its fundraising and presented a cheque for $250.

CLICK board member Janey Lee, a teacher at Thunderbird Elementary in Vancouver, received a 2013 Prime Minister's Award for Teaching Excellence.

Hosting a party this season? A CLICK Fun-Raiser turns any gathering — a wine and cheese, an office Christmas party, a birthday — into support for Vancouver kids growing up in poverty. Here is how it works.
Vancouver resident Bonnie Mah presented a $1,000 cheque to CLICK board member Mike Evans, because she believes street-level programs are the best way to reach kids living in poverty here.

For one Saturday in May 2012, Ten Thousand Villages on Granville Island gave CLICK 15% of every sale made with our coupon.
For the eighth year running, BC had the highest child poverty rate in Canada. CLICK's answer for 2012 was Inner City Kids Week, a $50,000 fundraising goal, and an open invitation to Vancouver businesses to sponsor it.
Ten Vancouver companies and organizations signed on to make Inner City Kids Week 2012 happen — from WorkSafeBC and Choices Markets to Hootsuite and the Vancouver District Students' Council.