How is Canuck Place funded?
We rely on the generosity of individuals, companies, community partners, and the provincial government.
For almost three decades, the Canucks for Kids Fund has brightened days with funding (annually about 4% of our overall operating), player and mascot visits (hi Fin!) and event tickets.
Simply put, your support ensures children receive the care they need, where and when they need it.
Where does the money go?
Funds go to medical care for children and families.
We work with families to navigate all stages of a child’s illness. But children aren’t just little adults—they’re kids. Recreation therapy creates moments to remember. Play, art, and music therapy help children and siblings express and process complicated feelings.
We also help children and families find the courage to face the unknown, with end-of-life care and grief and bereavement support.
Report from the Finance & Audit Committee
This fiscal year resulted in an excess of revenue over expenses of $1.2M. With the continued support of the Province of BC, all our partners and our CPCH Foundation, revenues remained strong, totaling $28.2M. Offsetting those revenues, expenses increased to over $27.1M. CPCH is committed to strong management of operations, accountability and transparency with donors.
Treasurer and Finance & Audit Committee Chair, Canuck Place Board of Directors
What is the CPCH Foundation?
Established in 2000, the CPCH Foundation strategically invests funds in a diversified asset mix portfolio to support Canuck Place operations and help ensure future generations of children living with complex, serious illnesses receive the pediatric palliative care they need. This support helps bridge funding gaps and will continue to be vital in stabilizing year-to-year operations through economic market fluctuations.
Annual Reports
Caring for children and their families is, and always will be, at the heart of the mission of Canuck Place. See what we’ve been working on and the impact of your donations. Together, we can give short lives the gift of great days.
As a registered Canadian charity, the Canuck Place Hospice Society is required to file an annual charity information return with Canada Revenue Agency. The return presents information including charitable programs, care of children and families, fundraising, management and administration costs and compensation.