The Cumberland Community Forest Society was thrilled be selected as the third recipient of 2022 to receive a generous donation from the 100 Plus Women Who Care, Comox Valley Chapter.  CCFS Executive Director Meaghan Cursons, CCFS Treasurer Caroline Tymchuk and CCFS Donor Liaison Kirsten Harris were presented with a cheque for $12,300 on August 23 at the No. 1 Japanese Town site in Cumberland adjacent the forest most recently acquired by the CCFS

Established in 2019, the 100 Plus Women Comox Valley is an impact giving organization inspired by other chapters on Vancouver Island and throughout North America who belong to the 100 Plus Who Care Alliance. The mandate for each of the chapters is to give back to their respective communities. Each chapter member votes and donates $100 to a nominated local charity four times a year. Collective donations create significant impacts for selected charities and support them in moving large projects and initiatives forward.

To learn more about the history of the 100+ Who Care Alliance, visit 100whocarealliance.org.
To learn more about the local chapter and to become a member, visit 100womenwhocarecomoxvalley.com/