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As Power To Be gears up for a busy season of programs at its Prospect Lake site, we were honoured to have Dola Dube, Executive Assistant of the Norgaard Foundation, come and present $50,000 to support our Wilderness School.  She was joined by Mega...

We have submitted a rezoning application to Saanich to ask for a change of use to allow supervised camping at our Prospect Lake site beyond the current temporary use permit. Camping programs are pivotal for Power To Be as they provide our participants a safe space to build confidence, learn new skills, and deepen their appreciation for nature.

Our main office will be located at 107-1208 Wharf Street in downtown Victoria.

We were honoured to have two Victoria-area Canadian Tire store owners and the Jumpstart Charities Regional Manager join us at Prospect Lake for a tour and celebration of Parasport Jumpstart Fund’s commitment of $100,000 toward Power To Be Adaptive Recreation programs.

We like to think outside the box - on program and in our partnerships. Find out where our latest partnership with Helijet is taking us.

At Power To Be we are honoured and humbled by the number of family funds and foundations that support us including, most recently, the Chris Allan Legacy Fund. Find out why this family supports inclusive adventures.

Most trainers don’t wear costumes and eat pizza while in the gym, but on Nov. 23, at Innovative Fitness Victoria, the usual rules were set aside for the second annual Train the Trainer. Find out how this event raised $10,600 for Power To Be programs.

Thanks to three generous supporters, Power To Be has been able to purchase three pieces of equipment that will enable more people living with barriers to join adventures on the paths less traveled.