Our care doesn’t stop at coverage
Did you know your Pacific Blue Cross benefits power more than great coverage? For 15 years, we’ve put your plan premiums back into the community through the Pacific Blue Cross Health Foundation.
This November, we’re asking you to decide where those dollars go next. Below are five amazing organizations we’ve partnered with before, who are making a difference in communities across British Columbia.
Until November 24, vote once a day through your Member Profile for the cause(s) you’re rooting for. Each partner gets $10,000 to start, with an additional $50,000 divided by vote share.
How to vote
Sign In to Member Profile
Go to pac.bluecross.ca/Member. If you’ve never set up your Member Profile, you can do it in minutes with your policy and ID number.
Cast your daily vote
Go to your Messages and follow the link to the voting page.
Come back again tomorrow
Vote once a day until November 24 to make sure your chosen cause(s) get a bigger share of the grant pot.
Meet the Partners
Five non-profits we’ve worked with in the last 15 years to improve health and wellbeing in BC.
Pacific Autism Family Network
Learn4Independence and Go Group Employment programs
Sometimes independence starts small: a new skill, a new friendship, a moment of confidence. Your vote could help turn those small steps into bigger possibilities for more Autistic and otherwise neurodivergent people.
Aunt Leah's
Thresholds Supportive Housing Program for Mothers
A safe home can change the course of a family's life. Your vote could help more mothers and children stay together, find their feet, and open the door to a brighter future.
Carrier Sekani Family Services
Foundry Vanderhoof Centre
Finding your people can change everything – but in rural communities, it isn’t always easy. Your vote could help give young people in Vanderhoof, Northern BC somewhere safe to connect, be themselves and belong.
Stigma-Free Mental Health Society
Young Minds Matter
Asking for help can take incredible courage. Your vote could give 10,000 students the tools to understand their mental health, find practical ways to cope and feel confident enough to speak up when it matters.
Mîýomâcihêwi Kamik (Northern Nations Wellness Centre)
Traditional Medicine and Teaching Space
Culturally safe care means making meaningful space for Indigenous ways of knowing and healing. Your vote could help bring generations together to learn about traditional healing practices.
Ready to Cast Your Vote?
Voting is fast, secure, and available once daily to Pacific Blue Cross plan members.
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