SurreyCares Community Foundation invites you to support our Second Annual International Women’s Day Celebration—an unforgettable event dedicated to empowerment, inspiration, and community impact.
Join us on Friday, March 6, 2026, from 2:00–5:00 PM for an elegant High Tea at the Civic Hotel, featuring Mayor Brenda Locke and special guest, former BC Premier Christy Clark.
Experience an intimate and thought-provoking fireside chat between two trailblazing leaders as they reflect on their journeys to public leadership, the challenges they’ve overcome, and the wisdom they hope to pass on to the next generation of women.
Enjoy live entertainment, including a string trio from the Surrey City Orchestra, and explore our curated silent auction featuring unique items and experiences.
By participating in this celebration, you help SurreyCares continue building a healthier, more resilient community by engaging donors and funding vital charitable initiatives.
Get your tickets HERE!
Uniting for Impact
"The heart of SurreyCares Community Foundation is serving the people of Surrey who need it most so that no one is left behind. Our focus everyday is to advocate for those needs and ensure that funding is placed into the hands of not-for-profit organizations doing the good work on the ground - and coming alongside those teams. Together we are uplifting lives in Surrey using multiple channels at once.”
-John Lawson, Chairman
1500
Unique newcomers welcomed to Canada
(DiverseCity)
145
Cancer patients served in 2023
(Volunteer Cancer Drivers Society)
1122
Individuals in need of mental healthcare served in 2023
(Canadian Mental Health Association)
500
Individuals with disabilities served in 2023
(Tetra Society of North America)
1200
Counselling sessions provided in 2023
(Realistic Success Recovery Society)
99
Individuals struggling with homelessness served in 2023
(Raincity Housing and Support Society)
Community Services Recovery Fund
The Community Services Recovery Fund is a one-time investment from the Government of Canada of $400 million to help community service organizations (charities, non-profits, Indigenous governing bodies) adapt, modernize and be better equipped to improve the efficacy, accessibility and sustainability of the community services that they provide through the pandemic recovery and beyond.