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South Vancouver Neighbourhood House Food Security Project
January 20, 2012

The South Vancouver Neighbourhood House (SVNH) Food Security Project began in January 2011 and is a program funded through United Way of the Lower Mainland’s food security grants.

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Daughter finds comfort through CASI
January 17, 2012

A daughter finds comfort through CASI. The Community Action for Seniors’ Independence (CASI) project is partnership between the Ministry of Healthy Living and Sport and United Way of the Lower Mainland.

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Leadership Vancouver is back in business
December 21, 2011

A revitalized Leadership Vancouver program is back in business. United Way Leadership Vancouver, a partnership of United Way of the Lower Mainland and Royal Roads University, is committed to a new standard of excellence, built upon a powerful legacy of social capital.

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See photos from the 2011 United Way Loaned Representative Celebration
December 19, 2011

We celebrate and show our appreciation to the Loaned and Sponsored Representatives and the organizations and unions who supported the 2011 United Way Community Campaign through the Loaned Rep Program.

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18th Annual Labour Appreciation Night
December 13, 2011

The 18th Annual Labour Appreciation Night presented by Pacific Blue Cross was held on Thursday, December 8, at the Hilton Vancouver Metrotown. Guests heard from Keynote Speaker Adrian Dix, MLA, Vancouver-Kingsway and Leader of the Official Opposition of British Columbia.

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See imaginegifts.ca in action on CTV Morning Live
December 8, 2011

United Way of the Lower Mainland President & CEO Michael McKnight was a guest yesterday on CTV Morning Live. The segment featured our Imagine Gift Catalogue. United Way’s gift catalogue provides 18 perfect presents to change the future.

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