Thank you for making Inner City Kids Week a success
A week of events in May, ending in a silent-auction fundraiser, raised nearly $30,000 for programs serving the nearly one in five children and teens living in poverty in Metro Vancouver.
Spring 2018 newsletter
CLICK's Spring 2018 newsletter, available as a PDF.
Winter 2017 newsletter
CLICK's Winter 2017 newsletter, available as a PDF.
Dinner to Make a Difference 2017
Sixty guests, Fred Lee on the microphone and Robbie Kane's Café Medina hosting — CLICK's third annual Dinner to Make a Difference raised $30,000.
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.
CLICK's Dinner to Make a Difference was a big success
Sixty guests, one long table at Café Medina, Fred Lee on the microphone and $20,000 raised at CLICK's second annual Dinner to Make a Difference.
Girls Got Game — the program Lauren Powell built
Every week, a new sport — skating, swimming, yoga, basketball, boxing — and a healthy snack to start. A CLICK grant made Girls Got Game free for the inner city girls Lauren Powell built it for.
Catherine Atyeo and Lauren Powell on Global News Morning
CLICK co-founder Catherine Atyeo and Girls Got Game founder Lauren Powell joined Global News Morning to talk about Inner City Kids Week.
Every Kid Counts — the 2016 Inner City Kids Week video, and the coverage
Our Every Kid Counts video, plus the CBC, News 1130, CKNW and Georgia Straight coverage of Inner City Kids Week 2016 and its $100,000 goal.
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