Donate

Join us in responding to the mental health crisis and in fostering compassionate, connected, suicide-safer communities.

Make a Donation

Help provide mental health crisis support, suicide prevention, and education for the community. Donate to the Crisis Centre of BC.

Donate

We are a lifeline for individuals facing mental health crisis, offering confidential support and suicide prevention resources 24/7. We empower individuals and communities in British Columbia to overcome these challenges and build resilience.

Your donation directly supports:

  • Immediate and non-judgmental support through our 24/7 phone lines and online chat services.
  • Mental health education programs that promote well-being and understanding.
  • Suicide prevention training to equip communities with the skills to help those at risk.

Together, we can create a brighter future for mental health in BC. Donate today and make a difference.


Easy Ways to Donate

Online

We use Canada Helps to streamline the donation process and decrease administrative costs. Donate fast and easy: Canada Helps. Online transactions are secure, and you can choose to make a monthly (recurring) or one-time donation using your credit card or PayPal account. Tax receipts are sent immediately via Canada Helps.

By Phone

You can call us, and our staff will be happy to help you donate using your credit card: 604-872-1811. 

By Mail

You can send your donation in the form of a cheque or money order to:
Crisis Centre
763 East Broadway
Vancouver, BC  V5T 1X8
Please ensure you provide your name and address.


Our Charitable Registration Numbers

  • Canada Revenue Agency Charity Registration Number: 10699 3322 RR0001
  • BC Society Number: S-0008255

A charitable tax receipt will be issued for all donations. Donations made through Canada Helps will receive a receipt through their online systems. Donations made directly with the Centre will be receipted within the first two months of the following calendar year.

Gift Acceptance Policy

Help Make An Impact

Join us in responding to the mental health crisis and in fostering compassionate, connected, suicide-safer communities.

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Our Impact The topic and word "suicide" is not so scary after taking a training from the Crisis Centre of BC. I'm grateful to have been here today, and am hopeful that I can help people in the future. safeTALK participant, Agassiz