BC Children's Hospital Foundation raises funds for BC Children's Hospital, BC Children's Hospital Research Institute, and Sunny Hill Health Centre for Children, with a focus on new equipment, research into pediatric diseases, and patient care programs. As the only hospital in BC devoted exclusively to children, BC Children's provides specialized care, innovative therapies, and expertise for the province's sickest and most seriously injured kids, with the Foundation ensuring that care continues to advance well beyond what government funding alone can provide.

The Canadian Cancer Society is one of the country's longest-standing health charities, dedicated to funding cancer research, providing support services to those living with cancer, and advocating for policies that prevent the disease. From community-based programs to national awareness campaigns, they work to improve quality of life for patients and families at every stage of a cancer diagnosis, while pushing toward a future where fewer Canadians are affected by the disease.

Canucks Autism Network delivers programs for children, youth, adults, and families on the autism spectrum, while promoting inclusion and acceptance across BC and beyond. Founded in 2008, they offer sports, recreation, and arts programs that build confidence and open doors to community participation for individuals who might otherwise have limited access to those experiences.

The Langley Food Bank serves residents across the Langley community who are facing food insecurity, providing essential groceries, fresh produce, and household staples to individuals and families in need. Operating with the support of volunteers and local donors, they work to ensure that no one in the community goes without access to basic nutrition, while also connecting clients with additional social services and resources.

Movember is the month formerly known as November, where people across the globe join together to raise awareness and funds for men's health, specifically prostate cancer, testicular cancer, and mental health, with a particular focus on suicide prevention. Each November, fundraisers rally to change the face of men's health, sparking conversations and funding groundbreaking research that helps men live longer, healthier lives.

The Multiple Sclerosis Society of Canada is dedicated to supporting the more than 90,000 Canadians living with MS, the most common neurological disease affecting young adults in the country. Through research funding, advocacy, and direct support programs, they work to improve the quality of life for people with MS and their families, while driving progress toward better treatments and, ultimately, a cure.

Langley School District 35's Hot Lunch Program partners with provincial and national food programs to offer daily meal service to students across the district. The program ensures that every student has access to a wholesome, balanced meal during the school day, supporting both their physical wellbeing and their ability to focus and learn in the classroom.

Uncle Ken Ministries focuses on uplifting children in underprivileged communities through food, education, and essential supplies, sharing hope through faith-based support. Through fundraising initiatives, they procure school supplies, Gospel-themed coloring books, backpacks, toys, Bibles, and nutritional sustenance for children in Uganda, Zambia, and beyond, working directly alongside local communities to meet needs where they are most acute.