Envision Financial and Douglas College are delighted to be a part of this Community Building Program that enables senior marketing students and non-profit organizations to collaborate and create a successful community.
The program originally started as a capacity building program as it was intended to impact on a larger scale to provide the non-profits with a resourceful working domain that is equipped with marketing skills and knowledge. It has over the years added on more noble non-profits as partners that are a great learning platform for the Douglas College marketing students. We believe that over the decade we have successfully built a strong community building program and embark towards an exceptional future of the program.
We honor and admire our partnership with our non-profit partners through the decade. The community building program has had over 170 students participating and producing excellent marketing content and strategies to support the following non-profit partners through the years.
Partners through years
2012 : Coquitlam Foundation and Surrey Food Bank
2013 : Sources (Rent Bank Resource Centre, Surrey), SOS Children's Villages Canada, and Big Brothers Big Sisters of Langley
2016 : Royal City Curling Club, Crohn's and Colitis Canada, and Eagle Ridge Hospital Auxiliary Thrift Shop
2017 : Sources (Connections, Café and Catering), Alouette Addictions Services, and Encompass Support Services Society
2018 : Food Mesh, Port Moody Arts Centre, and UMOJA
2020 : Crossroads Hospice Society Thrift Store, Abbotsford Community Foundation, Douglas College Foundation, and Port Moody Arts Centre
2021 : Silver Threads Service for Seniors, Seniors Services Society of BC, and Cowichan Seniors Community Foundation
We are highly appreciative of the all the Non-profit partners who have trusted the Envision Financial Douglas College Community Building Program and joined in this partnership that offers marketing students a valuable learning platform and helps in building a strong and supportive community.
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