Thursday 10 September 2009
The CCFS now has thousands of Community Way dollars to exchange with our donors for Canadian currency. Community Way dollars can be used to buy a wide variety of services and goods in the Comox Valley, such as coffee, bread, printing, massage, or acupuncture. Contact Andrew Nicoll at 897-9781 to purchase the Community Way dollars. This is a great way to donate to the Forest Society and receive valuable goods and services in return. You can find out more about which businesses accept Community Way dollars and how the Community Way system of currency works at communityway.ca.
Tuesday 24 July 2007
We have 630 members and 160 monthly donors. We invite you to be a part of the community that will make the preservation of this beautiful forest a reality. Donate as little as $10 or as much as $100 a month. To become a monthly donor, download our Monthly Donor Form (pdf 190 Kb), fill it out, and mail it to the address on the form. To make a one time donation, print out our one time donation form (pdf 112 Kb) and mail it to the Cumberland Community Forest Society. The address is on the form. PayPal members can donate via PayPal using taegan[dot]is[at]gmail[dot]com as the email.
The CCFS now has charitable status, allowing us to issue tax receipts for all donations over $10.
You can also help our project by purchasing any of the following items:
For Coffee Lovers
The Cumberland Bakery, located on Dunsmuir Avenue, is sells bags of WCDES fair trade coffee with a portion of the proceeds going to the CCFS. The World Community Development Education Society, a non-profit organization in the Comox Valley, imports and sells fair trade products to foster awareness of local and global development issues. You can visit their website at www.worldcommunity.ca
Trail Maps
Love to hike through the Cumberland Forest? Are you and your friends mountain biking enthusiasts? Buy our Cumberland Trail Map, made by cartographer Robert Baron, and help us preserve the trails you love to travel. The maps are waterproof, and cost $5.99. You can also pick up a Comox Valley Recreational Map for $3.00. Both maps are available at the following locations:
- Cumberland Chamber of Commerce at 2775 Dunsmuir Avenue, Cumberland.
- Comox Valley Tourism (behind Joe Carto's Cappuccino Bar at 1773 Comox Avenue, Comox).
- Mountain City Cycles at 273 6th Street, Courtenay.
- Comox Valley Chamber of Commerce/Visitor Information Centre at 2040 Cliffe Avenue, Courtenay.
