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The Squamish Community Foundation helps strengthen our community by sharing resources that inform, inspire and encourage local engagement.
Explore community resources, including Vital Signs reports, volunteer opportunities, community project reports and other tools and information that help us better understand and support our community.
Squamish's Vital Signs
Vital Signs uses local knowledge and data to measure the vitality of our community and identify opportunities to improve quality of life. By providing locally relevant information, Vital Signs helps inform community conversations, inspire engagement and support evidence-based decision-making.
The findings can help local organizations, funders, community leaders and residents better understand community needs and direct resources and action where they can have the greatest impact.
For More Information About Vital Signs Across Canada Visit: https://communityfoundations.ca/initiatives/vital-signs/
Squamish Living Wage
The Squamish Community Foundation first partnered with the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives – BC Office and Living Wage BC to calculate the living wage for Squamish in 2023.
What is the Living Wage
The living wage is the hourly rate that a full-time worker must earn to cover essential expenses, avoid chronic financial stress and participate in their community. The rate supports a basic, decent standard of living, but without many of the comforts or extras that many take for granted.
Squamish Living Wage Reports
As costs continue to rise, particularly for housing, childcare and food, Squamish’s living wage has risen to $28 per hour in 2025 — 4.6% higher than the 2024 rate of $26.76 per hour.
Read the full report below.
2025 Squamish Living Wage Report2024 Squamish Living Wage Report2023 Squamish Living Wage Report
Professional Advisor Resources
Access practical tools, charitable giving information and resources to help support clients with tax-efficient giving, estate planning and creating a lasting charitable legacy.
Reports & Research
Food Security Reports
Neighbourhood Small Grants Year Books
Other
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Community Resources
Connecting residents and non-profits with programs, organizations, funding opportunities, and services that strengthen our community.
Funding Opportunities
- BC Parks Community Park Enhancement Fund (PEF)
- BC Parks Foundation Spark Fund
- Sea to Sky Gondola & BC Parks Foundation Sea to Sky Legacy Fund
Community Organizations
- 100 Women Who Care Squamish
- Howe Sound Biosphere Region
- Squamish CAN
- Squamish Community Housing Society
- PearlSpace Support Services Society
- Squamish Helping Hands Society
- Pride Squamish
- Sea 2 Sky Allies
- Sea to Sky Community Services
- Sea to Sky Hospice
Health and Wellness Resources
- BC Children’s Hospital Kelty Mental Health Resource Centre
- BC Rural Health Network
- Foundry Sea to Sky – Youth Hub & Mental Health Drop
Volunteering In Squamish
Visit www.volunteerconnector.org to find local volunteer opportunities in our community.
Community Events
Discover upcoming events, workshops and opportunities in our community.
Community Events
How to Use Our Logo and Brand Assets
We love it when grantees and donors use our logo in their communications about community projects and collaborations, but we also want to protect the integrity of our brand identity. Before using our branding, please have a read through our brand usage guidelines to better understand the correct ways to use our logo and brand assets.
SCF Logo Links:
- Full colour, Horizontal
- Full colour, Vertical
- White, Horizontal (best for overlay on darker coloured backgrounds)
