
CLICK Cares
As COVID-19 reached Vancouver, CLICK committed to channelling funds to the programs still able to get food and support to vulnerable children and youth.

As COVID-19 reached Vancouver, CLICK committed to channelling funds to the programs still able to get food and support to vulnerable children and youth.

With programs closed and no timeline for reopening, CLICK's board pushed the spring 2020 grant deadline from March 31 to April 30 to give operators room to plan.

For the person on your gift list who has everything, give them the gift of helping to transform a child's life.

For five years, Café Medina's owner has handed CLICK his restaurant free of charge for the Dinner to Make a Difference. He learned it from his father.

For 40 years Eastside Family Place has been a home away from home for east side parents. CLICK funds its Little Sprouts garden and Kids in the Kitchen programs.
A record $90,000 Dinner to Make a Difference, $135,000 directed to 71 programs across two cycles, and a $1,000,000 lifetime total in sight by 2021.

A $75,000 disbursement to 33 programs brought CLICK's running total since 2004 to $822,000 — and put the million-dollar mark within reach.

CLICK would like to thank 100 Women Who Care (Vancouver) for their generous donation of $11,200.

Fred Lee and CTV's Norma Reid co-hosted at Café Medina, speaker Ivy Liao told her story, and the guests raised a record-breaking $90,000.

CLICK would like to thank Mathews Dinsdale, labour and employment lawyers, for generously sponsoring Inner City Kids Week.