Volunteer spotlight: Nevin and Elaine
Nevin and Elaine make an impact at Power To Be supporting our programs and events. Learn more about why we are grateful to have them in our community.
Go explore: Cates Park
Where the forest meets the sea is where you will find Cates Park in North Vancouver. The largest waterfront park in the district, it is part of the Tsleil-Waututh Nation. Find out why we like to adventure there.
MEC, Canucks Autism Network and Power To Be host adaptive climbing workshop
When you’re on the climbing wall, it can feel like it’s just you and the challenge ahead. That sense of independence comes from the support of a community though. Find out who Power To Be, Canucks Autism Network and MEC partnered to help make climbing more inclusive.
Go explore: Mystic Beach
With views of the wild West Coast and a stunning waterfall, find out why Mystic Beach is one of our favourite places to explore.
Volunteer spotlight: Lynn
Lynn makes an impact at Power To Be supporting our programs, Prospect Lake site and events. Learn more about why we are grateful to have her in our community.
Happy holidays from Power To Be
Power To Be has had an incredible 20 years, and we wouldn't be where we are today without the community that supports us. As we reflect on an amazing year, we want to wish you and your family the happiest of holidays and offer best wishes for 2019.
Go Explore: Francis/King Regional Park
With tall trees and accessible trails, find out why Francis/King Regional Park is one of our favourite places to explore on program.
Volunteer spotlight: Chi-Chi
Chi-Chi has made an impact at Power To Be supporting our finance team and at events. Learn more about why we are grateful to have her in our community.
Watch Ryan Surf
Ryan got to go surfing. Watch this incredible experience and if his story inspires you, please share the story and consider donating to Power To Be today to ensure more people can experience moments that matter.
Go explore: Capilano River Regional Park
From towering Douglas fir trees to a lively salmon hatchery and 23 kilometres of trails throughout, find out why Capilano River Regional Park is one of our favourite places to explore on program.