Combining core values to achieve a shared goal
Raising funds to support youth, The Yellow Bus Foundation is helping small charities have a big impact. Find out how this Toronto-based foundation supports Power To Be.
Still inspiring us
Ted Rogers, founder of Rogers Communications, was inducted into Canada’s Walk of Fame for his inspirational contributions in Business and Entrepreneurship. Find out why Power To Be is celebrating this recognition.
Power To Be and the Festival of Lights
It's beginning to feel festive around here! Visit the Festival of Trees at The Bay Centre in Victoria to see nature ornaments handmade by our participants until Jan. 2, 2018!
Together we can change the status quo
For nearly 20 years, we've adapted our approach to ensure people living with a barrier or disability have access to inclusive adventures rooted in nature. Nathan and his family are among the 1,200+ participants we will support this year through programs the adapt to participant needs. Watch their story.
Fostering young leaders through education
Two Wilderness School alumni are among the 150 Ted Rogers Scholarship youth recipients this year. Find out how their experience with Power To Be helped them set their post-secondary focus.
Program dock encourages self-empowerment
Easy access to the water is a new experience for many participants, one that Power To Be is proud to offer thanks to the support of Freshwater Fisheries Society of BC.
Remembering Gord Downie
For Power To Be, as for so many other fans of the iconic Canadian band, the news The Tragically Hip front man had passed away was personal. Find out how the band's generosity connected our community to the sound and spirit of Canadian music.
Power To Be shares insight into inclusion for Victoria Vital Signs
Check out the 2017 edition of Victoria's Vital Signs to read insight from individuals and organizations throughout Greater Victoria on efforts to make this city more inclusive.
Vancouver raises $310,000 in support of Power To Be
Community, competition and connectivity were the keys to success of Power To Play Vancouver. The event raised $310,000 in support of inclusive adventures rooted in nature with Power To Be.
Inspiring national recognition
Power To Be is being recognized nationally for growing future nature ambassadors while providing access to inclusive adventures for those living with a barrier or disability. We are honoured to be a finalist for a Nature Inspiration Award.