The Legion Foundation BC/Yukon is incredibly grateful for the support it receives from Legion Branches, Ladies Auxiliaries, Zones and Legion Members.

In 2023, Legion Branches and Ladies Auxiliaries gave over $385,000 to support programs such as Service Dogs, Veterans Mental Health, Career Transition programs and Veterans House Victoria.

We would like to thank the following Legion Branches for their support in 2023:

• Branch 102 Fort St. John
• Branch 107 Chase
• Branch 11 Trail
• Branch 114 Lynn Valley
• Branch 118 North Vancouver
• Branch 133 Port Coquitlam
• Branch 134 Malahat
• Branch 139 Williams Lake
• Branch 140 Sechelt
• Branch 150 Bowen Island
• Branch 167 Lumby
• Branch 17 Courtenay
• Branch 189 Oyama
• Branch 191 Chemainus
• Branch 194 Clinton
• Branch 20 Nakusp
• Branch 203 Edgewood
• Branch 210 Lake Cowichan
• Branch 256 Mount Benson
• Branch 257 Lantzville
• Branch 259 Clearwater
• Branch 265 Aldergrove
• Branch 27 Prince Rupert
• Branch 276 Slocan Valley
• Branch 288 Westbank
• Branch 291 Richmond
• Branch 32 Agassiz
• Branch 35 Armstrong
• Branch 43 Prince George
• Branch 51 Nelson
• Branch 52 Kamloops
• Branch 53 Cowichan
• Branch 57 Mission City
• Branch 59 Grand Forks
• Branch 60 West Vancouver
• Branch 61 Delta
• Branch 91 Langford
• Branch 97 Oliver
• LA to BC/Yukon Command
• LA to Branch 76
• LA to West Kootenay Zone
• Vancouver Poppy Fund
• Victoria Remembrance Day Committee Poppy Fund
• West Kootenay Zone

Pictured Right: Members of the Salt Spring Legion present a cheque at Veterans House Victoria (VHV). Hedley Cullen (resident) , Terri Orser (co-chair VHV), Dave Sinclair (co-chair VHV), Bruce Angus (President of Salt Spring Legion) and Mark Johnston (Vice President of Salt Spring Legion).