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Nonprofits and charities in Prince George

69 local businessesAcross 4 areas of the cityDirectory checked October 2026

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Prince George has a generous, community-minded spirit, and its nonprofits and charities do vital work across the city and northern BC. From youth programs and newcomer support to health, sport and the environment, local organizations help neighbours and build community.

Listings here include the Alzheimer Society of BC, offering free, confidential information and support; Foundry Prince George for youth health and wellness; the Immigrant & Multicultural Services Society; the YMCA of Northern BC; The Salvation Army, which notes more than 100 years in Prince George; AiMHi, the Prince George Association for Community Living; Engage Sport North; Innovation Central Society; and the David Douglas Botanical Garden Society.

Local organizations rely on volunteers and donors, and many offer meaningful ways to get involved, from coaching and mentoring to serving meals, sitting on boards and helping at fundraising events. Even a few hours a month makes a difference. Whether you want to volunteer, donate or find support, browse the listings below.

A closer look

Listings with the most detail about their services, in no particular order of quality.

Tsay Keh Dene Nation

People of the Mountain

Tsay Keh Dene Nation is a First Nations community and governing organization serving its members through governance, cultural practices, education, economic development, and community services. The website also highlights Nation-owned businesses and employment opportunities.

  • Governance and administration
  • Education and training
  • Health and wellness services
  • Capital and housing services
  • Lands and resources management

1940 3rd Ave(250) 562-8882tsaykeh.com

Aboriginal Business Development Centre

Helping people build their dreams.

Nonprofit organization in Prince George that supports business, community, and economic development, with services including business development, financial literacy workshops, community development support, and programs for Indigenous women and youth entrepreneurs.

  • Market research
  • Business plan development
  • Business registration support
  • Financing referrals
  • Hiring staff support

886-890 Vancouver St(250) 562-6325abdc.bc.ca

BC Government & Service Employees Union

One of the largest and most diverse unions in British Columbia

BC General Employees' Union (BCGEU) is a labor union representing more than 80,000 members across 550 bargaining units in the public and private sectors. It provides union representation, bargaining support, member resources, news and updates, and area office support across British Columbia.

  • Union representation
  • Collective bargaining support
  • Member resources and assistance
  • Occupational health and safety support
  • Organizing support

500 Quebec St(604) 291-9611bcgeu.ca

Carrier Sekani Tribal Council

Unifying member nations to strengthen Indigenous rights, title, and interests

Carrier Sekani Tribal Council provides program, financial, technical, and professional support to its member First Nations. It also coordinates government-to-government negotiations and supports work in fisheries, education, community and infrastructure planning, archive access, and financial management. The organization advocates on behalf of its member nations and maintains…

  • Program support
  • Financial management support
  • Technical support
  • Professional services
  • Fisheries support

1460 6th Ave(250) 562-6279carriersekani.ca

Innovation Central Society and the Hubspace

Accelerating innovation and technology throughout Northern BC

Northern Innovation Network, operated by Innovation Central Society, supports startups and scaling businesses in Northern British Columbia through coaching, mentorship, cohort-based training, strategic networking, and help accessing grants and private investment. It also runs programs focused on business acceleration, startup support for technicians and tradespeople,…

  • 1-on-1 coaching
  • Mentorship
  • Cohort-based training
  • Strategic networking
  • Grant navigation support

1584 7th Ave(250) 563-2663hubspace.ca

David Douglas Botanical Garden Society

Develop and maintain a premier northern botanical garden.

The David Douglas Botanical Garden Society is a Prince George-based society that develops and maintains a botanical garden in partnership with the University of Northern British Columbia. It supports horticultural and arboricultural education, public garden visits, membership activities, plant sales, events, and a major garden expansion project.

  • Garden visits
  • Horticultural and arboricultural education
  • Membership program
  • Fundraising and donations
  • Community events

3333 University Way(250) 563-4116ddbotgarden.bc.ca

The Salvation Army

Making a Difference in Prince George for Over 100 Years

The Salvation Army in Prince George provides community support services including a food bank, thrift store, recycling depot, Christmas hampers, youth programs, volunteer opportunities, tax help, spiritual and emotional care, referrals, and other outreach programs. It serves people facing food insecurity, crisis, and other needs in the Prince George community.

  • Food bank registration and food pickup
  • Thrift store sales
  • Household item and textile recycling
  • Christmas hampers and Adopt a Family program
  • Pathway of Hope casework support

4488 Highway 16 W(250) 564-4000sapg.ca

Aimhi - Prince George Association for Community Living

One community, one vision

AiMHi is a community living organization in Prince George that has supported people for over 65 years. It provides services that help people live, work, and participate in the community, including employment support, family support, life skills training, living options, and community inclusion. The organization also offers events, membership, volunteer opportunities, and…

  • Community living services
  • Employment services
  • Family support services
  • Life skills training
  • Community inclusion programs

950 Kerry St(250) 564-6408aimhi.ca

Tips for choosing nonprofits and charities

  • To confirm an organization can issue official tax receipts, check the CRA's list of registered charities.
  • Ask how donations are used and look for published annual reports.
  • Volunteer opportunities often need criminal record checks for work with vulnerable people.
  • Consider monthly giving, which helps organizations plan.
  • Donate items only after checking what the organization needs.
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Questions people ask

How do I check if a charity is registered?

The Canada Revenue Agency maintains a searchable list of registered charities.

How can I volunteer in Prince George?

Contact organizations directly, or look for volunteer opportunities through local volunteer centres and community boards.

What is the difference between a nonprofit and a charity?

All registered charities are nonprofits, but not all nonprofits are registered charities. Only registered charities can issue official donation receipts for tax purposes.

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