The Vancouver Canadians and RBC are pleased to announce the 2025 RBC We Care Wednesdays, a community spotlight campaign that will highlight the efforts, impact, and achievements of local charities through public awareness, a ticket fundraiser and in-stadium events that showcase each charity at Rogers Field at Nat Bailey Stadium. Each RBC We Care Wednesday charity will have a unique ticket link that fans can use to purchase tickets for that game. $5 from every ticket sold via those links will go directly to that charity.
During each RBC We Care Wednesday, fans at the ballpark will be introduced to one of the following 11 charities:
Foundations for Social Change | April 16th, 2025
Foundations for Social Change is a charitable organization located in Vancouver, B.C., that develops evidence-based solutions to advance social change. We pair a bold entrepreneurial mindset with scientific rigor, using data and evidence to evaluate our work and measure impact. Envisioning a kind and inclusive world where everyone thrives, we successfully piloted the world’s first program to use cash transfers to reduce homelessness.
Learn more HERE.
Buy tickets HERE.
Vancouver Police Foundation | April 30th, 2025
The Vancouver Police Foundation (VPF) supports the Vancouver Police Department by funding programs and initiatives that make Vancouver safer for all. When officers and civilian professionals identify challenges or emerging issues, they develop innovative solutions and apply to the VPF for support. These transformative programs, driven by the passion and commitment of VPD officers, commonly on their own time, address critical community needs. None of this would be possible without the generosity of our donors.
Learn more HERE.
Buy tickets HERE.
Chinese Canadian Museum | May 14th, 2025
Located in Vancouver Chinatown in the historic Wing Sang Building, the Chinese Canadian museum showcases the diversity of the Chinese Canadian cultural experience, focusing on both historical perspectives and modern-day narratives, and the community’s contribution to the nation. The museum first opened on July 1st, 2023, coinciding with the centennial of the Chinese Exclusion Act, as Canada’s first museum to honour the contributions, history, heritage and the rich and diverse stories of past, present, and future Chinese Canadians. Since its founding as an independent, non-profit charitable organization in March 2020, the museum has presented six featured exhibitions at its main location and its two former temporary sites in Vancouver and Victoria, and offers numerous in-person and online programs to communities across Canada.
Learn more HERE.
Buy tickets HERE.
Employ to Empower | May 28th, 2025
Employ to Empower is an award winning Vancouver charity empowering low-income individuals to overcome barriers (e.g. mental/physical health challenges, disabilities, and addiction recovery) through entrepreneurship. Since 2018, over 402 participants have joined ETE’s programs, achieving an 87% average completion rate. Using skills training, mentorship, and paid leadership opportunities, we aim to build a community where members lead with purpose, empower others and have the autonomy to redefine their lives.
Learn more HERE.
Buy tickets HERE.
Ocean Wise | June 11th, 2025
Ocean Wise is a global conservation organization on a mission to build communities that take meaningful action to protect and restore our ocean. Through research, education, innovation, and collaboration, we are turning the tide on three major ocean challenges: plastic pollution, overfishing and climate change. By creating communities of concern that include industries, governments, and everyday citizens, we create a future where our ocean and the people who depend on it can thrive. Ocean Wise is headquartered in Vancouver, British Columbia. With staff in Canada, the United States, and Chile, our work reaches over two dozen countries around the globe.
Learn more HERE.
Buy tickets HERE.
Neil Squire Society | June 25th, 2025
“We use Technology, Knowledge, and Passion to Empower Canadians with Disabilities.” Neil Squire, a national non-profit organization and Canadian leader in assistive technology, has been revolutionizing the lives of Canadians with disabilities since 1984. Our work is focused on four distinct areas: Innovation, Digital Literacy, Employment, and Assistive Technology. Across Canada, Neil Squire serves more than 12,000 individuals annually. Last year we hosted over 300 events leading youth and volunteers to adapt toys for kids with disabilities. Our work enables people with disabilities to achieve their goals, reach their full potential and continue living life to the fullest. To learn more about our work, please visit our website HERE.
Buy tickets HERE.
BC Parks Foundation | July 2rd, 2025
At BC Parks Foundation, we're on a mission to create the greatest system of parks and Indigenous protected areas in the world. We inspire and empower British Columbians to enjoy and protect parks and Indigenous protected areas, so that they flourish for now, for all, forever.
Learn more HERE.
Buy tickets HERE.
Make-A-Wish Canada | July 23rd, 2025
Make-A-Wish® creates life-changing wishes for children with critical illnesses. We are on a quest to bring every eligible child's wish to life because a wish is an integral part of a child's treatment journey. Research shows children who have wishes granted can build the physical and emotional strength they need to fight a critical illness. We have over 625 wishes waiting to be granted in BC & Yukon alone and their families are likely your friends, neighbours, or coworkers.
Learn More HERE.
Buy Tickets HERE.
Special Olympics BC | August 6th, 2025
Through the power and joy of sport, Special Olympics BC enriches the lives of athletes with intellectual disabilities and builds inclusion in communities across our province. Special Olympics BC’s transformative sport, youth, and health programs empower athletes with intellectual disabilities of all ages and a wide range of abilities, showcasing their abilities and opening hearts and minds to inclusion. Special Olympics offers many rewarding roles for volunteers, athletes, and supporters to change lives, including your own. Join our joyful community HERE.
Buy tickets HERE.
Science World | August 20th, 2025
Science World is a charity that provides engaging and playful STEAM (science, technology, engineering, art & design and math) learning experiences. Visitors to the iconic dome in Vancouver explore interactive, hands-on exhibits, galleries and events that nurture discovery and inspire connection with their natural, physical and built environments. Beyond the dome, outreach programs inspire students, teachers and families in every region of British Columbia through virtual and in-person visits and programs. Science World's mission is to ignite wonder and empower dreams through science and nature. A sustainable future filled with critical thinkers, problem solvers and wonder seekers is their vision.
Learn more HERE.
Buy tickets HERE.
Vancouver Food Runners | September 3rd, 2025
At Vancouver Food Runners (VFR), we address the disconnect between Canada’s food waste problem—over 46% of food is wasted—and the fact that 1 in 5 households in B.C. experience food insecurity. Using innovative app technology, volunteer engagement, and public-private partnerships, we redirect surplus food from businesses to nonprofit partners, reducing the environmental impact of wasted food while simultaneously supporting organizations across Metro Vancouver running essential community food programs.
VFR’s food recovery program is growing rapidly: we partner with 150+ food businesses, 170+ nonprofits, and more than 3,500 volunteers. Since 2020, VFR volunteers have delivered 4.7 million pounds of food (3.9 million equivalent meals), preventing 7.9 million pounds of CO2eq emissions.
Check out VFR's short program video HERE.
Learn more HERE.
Buy tickets HERE.