This fund provides an immediate impact when and where the need is greatest. 

Become a one-time or monthly donor and help us continue to provide positive and meaningful mentoring relationships to young people in our community.

Children of the Street’s programs educates kids with information and practical tools to keep themselves and their peers safe.  We educate the community to be able to recognize and prevent child/youth sexual exploitation and human trafficking. 

Our 2026 Holiday Food Hamper campaign has begun! This year we are looking to provide 141 food hampers to families accessing our services, each containing $100 worth of food and a $50 gift card plus a toy or gift for every child and youth in the family.

We are extremely thankful to have such incredible supporters who have donated funds to PLEA Community Services over the years.  We truly appreciate all current and past support, and specifically acknowledge those who gave $500 or more this last fiscal year here.

PLEA’s fundraising practices are accredited by Imagine Canadas Standards Program. Our Charitable Registration Number is 107810467 RR0001. You can review our latest submission to Canada’s Revenue Agency (including the salary ranges for our 10 highest compensated, permanent full-time employees)and T3010 here and access our latest fundraising policies and procedures here.

Got a great fundraising idea of your own? Here’s some advice to help you make it happen.

Putting on the Glitz is an initiative in Ridge Meadows that provides local high school graduates in need with formal attire so that they can attend their graduation festivities with pride. Without such assistance many of these students could not afford to participate in celebrating this important milestone.

The Enchantment Project is an initiative in Tri-Cities that provides local high school graduates in need with formal attire so that they can attend their graduation festivities with pride. With out such assistance these students could not afford to participate in celebrating this important milestone.

Every year we aim to raise $2000 in funds so that we can bring the Pride festivities to our youth participants in Maple Ridge/Pitt Meadows.

Every year youth in our programs who self-identify as LGBTQ get to together to organize their own Starry Night prom. We are looking for donations of food, refreshments and funds to make this prom one to remember.

In partnership with Katzie First Nation, we host this event at Memorial Peace Park in Maple Ridge. Financial support is greatly needed and appreciated and will be used toward the event costs that include: cultural artists, speakers, information sharing about Truth and reconciliation, free orange shirt painting and much more.