
Inner City Kids Week 2015 — four ways to get involved
Donate, sponsor a student team on the tug of war rope, come to Definitely Not a Gala, or hold your own Fun-Raiser during Inner City Kids Week, May 11–15, 2015.

Donate, sponsor a student team on the tug of war rope, come to Definitely Not a Gala, or hold your own Fun-Raiser during Inner City Kids Week, May 11–15, 2015.

An anniversary, a birthday, a retirement, an office party — any gathering can become a Fun-Raiser. CLICK delivers the donation box and the information; you supply the guests.

CLICK's Fall 2014 newsletter, available as a PDF.

As an individual, a family, a group of friends or an organization, here's a way to make a difference in the lives of Vancouver children this holiday season.

Five live bands, fifties and sixties music, and a costume contest at the Maritime Labour Centre — a multi-charity night where every CLICK ticket supported Vancouver's inner city kids.

Vancouver College took the tug of war trophy, Definitely Not a Gala drew its biggest crowd yet, and Inner City Kids Week 2014 raised almost $20,000 for programs that make a critical difference to Vancouver kids.

Inside the East Side Power Mamas at Kiwassa Neighbourhood House, where mothers under 22 find food, resources and each other — plus CLICK's tenth-anniversary president's message and a donor profile of principal Beverly Seed.

CLICK's fourth annual reception and silent auction, at Creekside Community Centre in the Olympic Village — with a freshwater pearl necklace, a Haida carved bracelet, signed Canucks memorabilia and a half-day sail on the block.

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.