Building Community Resilience
We champion inclusion and reconciliation through Indigenous allyship, LGBTQ+ support, anti-bullying campaigns, and employee-led volunteering. Our goal is to build stronger, more connected communities.
Pink Shirt Day
At Microserve, Pink Shirt Day is more than a symbol - it’s a commitment to building safer, kinder communities. Each year, we rally our employees to wear pink, spark conversations about bullying, and support youth antibullying programs across Western Canada. Through companywide fundraising and donationmatching initiatives, we help amplify the impact of organizations working directly with schools and communities to promote inclusion, empathy, and mental wellbeing. Together, we stand up for kindness and create meaningful change where it matters most.
Pride
At Microserve, Pride is about creating a workplace and community where everyone feels seen, respected, and safe to be themselves. Each year, we support Pride through employee-led engagement, education, and fundraising initiatives that uplift 2SLGBTQIA+ communities. Our Pride efforts include companywide participation, awareness-building conversations, and charitable support for organizations that provide advocacy, safety, and essential resources. By standing in solidarity during Pride and beyond, we reinforce our commitment to inclusion, belonging, and community impact.
Community Champions Program
At Microserve, our Community Champions are employees who turn values into action. Through this employee-led program, Microservians are empowered to volunteer their time and skills in support of causes they care about - whether that’s coaching youth sports, mentoring students, supporting food security, or restoring local environments. Community Champion hours align to our four pillars of community impact: Health & Wellbeing for All, Opening Doors Through Education, Building Community Resilience, and Our Planet, Our Future. By recognizing and supporting employee-driven volunteering beyond company-run events, we create space for meaningful, grassroots impact in the communities where we live and work.
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ARF is a no-kill rescue dedicated to saving stray and abandoned pets across Alberta. Through fostering, medical care, and education, ARF promotes responsible pet ownership and gives animals a second chance at life.
A national mentoring organization that matches children and youth with caring adult mentors to build confidence, resilience, and life skills.
Burnaby Neighborhood House fosters community connections by offering social, educational, and recreational programs for individuals and families of all ages.
Bullying Ends Here educates youth and communities about bullying prevention and mental health through presentations, resources, and advocacy.
The Burnaby Pride Society promotes inclusion, diversity, and celebration of the LGBTQ+ community through events and advocacy in Burnaby.
The Calgary Food Bank distributes emergency food hampers and collaborates with community partners to address food insecurity across Calgary.
A Greater Victoria children’s charity that provides toys, food hampers, and year‑round support to families with children in need, especially during the holiday season.
CKNW Kids’ Fund supports children in British Columbia with special needs by funding medical equipment, therapies, and community programs.
An international non‑profit that empowers women to achieve economic independence by providing professional attire, career development tools, and ongoing support.
Edmonton's Food Bank collects and distributes food to people in need and supports food security programs throughout the Edmonton area.
GEARS provides compassionate, foster-based care for homeless and at-risk animals in the Edmonton area. With a focus on rehabilitation and responsible rehoming, GEARS builds lasting bonds between pets and families.
GVFB supports over 15,000 individuals monthly and 150+ community agencies across the Lower Mainland. With no government funding, it relies on donors to deliver over 9 million pounds of nutritious food annually. Canadian Mental Health Association
The Lions Gate Hospital Foundation raises funds to support patient care, medical equipment, and health initiatives at Lions Gate Hospital and other facilities on Vancouver’s North Shore.
long‑standing charity that empowers low‑income families to create meaningful Christmas experiences for their children through gifts, clothing, and grocery support.
The governing body for Métis people in BC. It provides essential services, including citizenship, skills training, and advocacy for nearly 40 chartered communities.
PFLAG provides peer support, education, and advocacy for LGBTQ+ individuals, their families, and allies, helping foster understanding and acceptance.
Rainbow Refugee supports and advocates for LGBTQ+ refugees and asylum seekers, helping them find safety and community in Canada.
A registered nonprofit charity dedicated to no-kill animal welfare and rescue. Based in Richmond, RAPS operates Canada’s largest cat sanctuary, an adoption and education centre, a fostering network, socialenterprise thrift stores, and a community-owned, notforprofit animal hospital to protect and improve the lives of animals across the region.
Urban Native Youth Association
UNYA delivers culturally relevant programs, education, and support services to Indigenous youth in Vancouver, empowering them to reach their full potential.
USAY provides Indigenous youth in Calgary with resources, programs, and opportunities focused on education, employment, health, and cultural connection.
This organization provides emergency food assistance to individuals and families on the Saanich Peninsula, relying on community support and donations.
One of Victoria’s largest multi-service Indigenous organizations, offering wrap-around supports including housing, daycare, and health services to improve the well-being of urban citizens.
YWCA Metro Vancouver delivers programs and services that empower women and families, including housing, employment, and violence prevention initiatives.
A non‑profit organization that supports people with intellectual and developmental disabilities and their families by promoting inclusion, independence, and full participation in community life.