Support the White Rock Museum & Archives Society
Support & Donations
Your donation helps preserve the rich history of White Rock for future generations to explore and cherish. Together, we can ensure our community’s stories and heritage are celebrated for years to come.
making a donation
Support the White Rock Museum & Archives and help us continue offering valuable programs and services. Your generosity makes a significant impact, and we are deeply grateful for every contribution. Tax receipts are available for all donations.
You can donate by cheque, cash, or through “in-kind” items. Additionally, you can sponsor specific projects or meet current needs. To explore donation opportunities or discuss sponsorship options, please contact our Director, Karin Bjerke-Lisle, at 604-541-2251 or email director@whiterockmuseum.ca.
Donating Online
Your donations play a vital role in helping the White Rock Museum & Archives Society preserve our community’s heritage for future generations to explore and appreciate. Contributions can be made online via e-transfer to director@whiterockmuseum.ca. White Rock Musuem will issue a payment receipt and provide an income tax receipt for your records.
Your support ensures that the stories, artifacts, and history of White Rock continue to be celebrated and shared, inspiring both current and future generations. We are deeply grateful for your generosity and the lasting impact it has on our mission to protect and honour the legacy of our community.
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Get Involved
We provide opportunities for individuals to obtain personal growth, learn new skills, and develop a sense of commitment and belonging. Here is your opportunity to volunteer with us behind the scenes or engage with others in the public eye.
Land Acknowledgement
To acknowledge the land on which we stand is to recognize a truth.
We acknowledge and respect the se’mya’me (Semiahmoo First Nation) on whose traditional unceded territory the museum & archives stands and who have lived on this land for thousands of years. Museums have played a role in colonization, and it is important to recognize the harm of past practices and to strive to do better in the spirit of reconciliation.