Annual Report

2012/13

Our MissionTrusting in Providence, and building upon the faith-centered heritage of our founding members, we are committed to serving needs and to fostering talents of people in the Cowichan Valley, especially of those not easily accepted elsewhere, through our therapeutic community at Providence Farm.

Our focus shall be upon the renewal of body and spirit, and upon people caring for the soil, and the soil nurturing the people.

The ProvidenceCommunityIn 1864, the 400 acres on which Providence Farm sits today was purchased by the Sisters of St. Ann. For the next 100 years, the Sisters operated a school on the site. In 1921, the iconic Providence House was built and classes continued until June 22, 1964, when the school’s bell rang for the last time.

In the late 1970s, a group of people with varied backgrounds and interests got together to discuss building community at the old St. Ann’s school site and farm in Duncan. By July 12, 1979, agreement had been reached to establish a non-profit society named the Vancouver Island Providence Community Association (VIPCA), named in memory of Sister Mary Providence, the founder of the school and programs in Duncan in the 1800s. In 2009, the Sisters of St. Ann generously gifted VIPCA the property.

The goal of VIPCA was, and remains today, to serve the needs and foster the talents of people in the Cowichan Valley, especially of those not easily accepted elsewhere. In the pages to come, you will learn of our many therapeutic programs and of the people that breathe life into Providence Farm today.

Welcome to Providence Farm.

Peter Bontkes Karen Bittner Chair, Board of Directors Executive Director

TherapeuticProgramsProvidence Farm is a therapeutic farm nestled at the base of Mount Tzouhalem in the Cowichan Valley on Vancouver Island, British Columbia. Since 1979, the Vancouver Island Providence Community Association, a registered charity and non-profit society, has been operating creative and innovative programs at the Farm for adults and seniors in the Valley with mental health and age-related illnesses, brain injuries and developmental challenges:

• Horticultural therapy and training are offered in the greenhouses, nursery and market gardens.

• Employability skills and vocational training are emphasized in the furniture shoppe, small engine repair shop, General Store and Clothing Outreach Program, while culinary skills and healthy eating are taught in the kitchen.

• The Segues program brings together ten men with different developmental challenges who work throughout the Farm, tending the animals, caring for the grounds and offering a welcoming presence for people coming up the driveway (of which there are over 800 each week!).

• St. Ann’s Garden Club offers a safe and home-like environment to seniors and gives participants the opportunity to grow gardens in raised beds, prepare meals, talk, laugh and work at projects together.

• Artistic skills like sculpting, painting, knitting, weaving and spinning are nurtured in the Farm’s Art Studio and Loom Room.

All programs intentionally overlap, consistent with the idea that we are taking care of the Farm together. Friendships, skills development, improved health and a sense of well-being are made possible by the dedicated staff and volunteers of the Farm. The freedom to be and to make mistakes, and an accepting and respectful community make the Farm a place that is life-giving.

The Farm is also home to partner organizations – the Cowichan Valley Alternate School, the Cowichan Therapeutic Riding Association, the Cowichan Folk Guild and Vancouver Island University – that share in our mission and contribute to our welcoming community environment and sustainability.At the end of each day, the goal at Providence Farm is to meet people where they are and to grow together, through the relationships that are built and nurtured here.

Your success and happiness lies in you. Resolve to keep happy, and your joy and you shall form an invincible host against difficulties.

~ Helen Keller

Investing in People – Growing TogetherThe desire at Providence Farm is to meet people where they are, and to grow together, through the relationships that are built and nurtured here. Supported Peer Mentor and Program Assistant positions have been established, and are staffed by former program participants and individuals who have shown promise to carry a mentoring role, and who have demonstrated commitment to their work here.

These mentorship positions are supported through sales and fundraising and through generous contributions from the Sisters of St. Ann and Esther’s Dream Foundation. These supported employees play key roles in the ongoing operation of our programs. As a result, people have the stability of a regular job and, in turn, support others.

If you want to walk fast, walk alone ... if you want to walk far, walk together.

~ African Proverb

Benefits of Our WorkLike the tangible results of a thriving garden, the success of Providence Farm is obvious.

Some of the results of our work in 2012/13 include:

• Over 75 participants in various therapeutic and vocational training programs attended the Farm each week.

• 10 Supported Peer Mentors and Programs Assistants were employed to support programs and participants.

• 25 full and part-time staff ran programs and provided “behind the scenes” administration.

• Over 12,000 healthy and nutritious lunches were served to participants, staff and volunteers from our Kitchen Program.

• Over 100 volunteers contributed to the on-going success and vibrant culture of the Farm and we were honoured to celebrate them during National Volunteer Week with a pancake breakfast.

• Dozens of Community Support Workers, Licensed Practical Nurse and Nursing Practicum Students and Horticultural Therapy Interns spent time working in and learning about the Farm’s program areas.

• 54 local gardeners grew their crops at the Farm, in 99 allotment gardens.

• In partnership with the Canadian Horticultural Therapy Association, the Farm hosted Horticultural Therapy classes at the Farm in November.

• The Farm’s animal family expanded by welcoming pigs and meat birds to the Farm.

• The Farm was featured in the Cowichan Valley’s tourism film Once Upon a Day.

• The Farm built 6 new raised garden beds so participants with physical barriers are able to access the therapeutic benefits of growing their own gardens.

• Several fundraising events were held during the year: St. Ann’s Plant Sale (April), Hoe Down (June), James Barber Memorial Dinner (October), Christmas Craft Fair (December) and Live Painting Auction (February).

• The Farm partnered with Vancouver Island University’s Culinary Arts Program to open a teaching restaurant on the Farm – The Farm Table.

• With funding from New Horizons for Seniors Program (Service Canada) and the family of Edvin Malones, a new greenhouse dedicated to the St. Ann’s Garden Club for seniors program was built.

• Partnering with Vancouver Island Health Authority, participants from Cowichan Lodge are enjoying the Farm’s therapeutic environment.

• Partnering with the Alzheimer Society of British Columbia, a Family Caregiver series of workshops as well as a weekly Minds in Motion fitness and social program for those with early stage memory loss are being offered at the Farm.

• The Farm’s role as a rural community centre continued with our being home to numerous weddings and family events, the Islands Folk Festival, Special Woodstock, the BC SPCA Paws for a Cause Walk, the Annual Hike for Hospice and CTRA’s Ride-a-thon.

Opportunity is missed by most people because it is dressed in overalls and looks like work.

~ Thomas Edison

Our TeamAllen Mill, Bill Baker, Matt Glanville, Steve Bull – Supported Peer MentorsAnne Brunet – Fund Development ManagerBarb McInnis, Carmen Baker, John Peters, Mark Jenkinson, Michael Jacobsen, Rob Fehr – Supported Program AssistantsBrien Laflamme – St. Ann’s Garden Club Support Care WorkerCindy Ross – St. Ann’s Garden Club CoordinatorConnie Allan, Barb West, Betty Morris, Gordon MacKay, Mike Bieling, Pete Stacey, Randy Minnie, Suzanne Didier, Wendy Davis – Relief StaffBetty Worthy – Textiles Program CoordinatorSara Pedscalny, Aki Laitinen – Farm ApprenticesDevin Francis, Theresa Dupont – Segues Support Care WorkersDuncan Ewing – Farm HandGloria Bond – St. Ann’s Garden Club Coordinator (retired)Jordan Cain – Site ManagerKaren Bittner – Executive DirectorKaylis Gallant, Zoe Lauckner – Program Assistants (Summer)Kori Kelloway – Programs ManagerLeah Boisvert – Event & Community Relations CoordinatorLinda Mabon – Finance and Administration ManagerLindsay Burton, Rocky – BookkeepersMaria Hiles – ReceptionistMark Mason – Small Engine Shop CoordinatorMark McConkey, Megan Moir, Muriel Brakefield – One-on-One Support Care WorkersMark Timmermans – Farm ManagerMichael Cousineau – Art Program Coordinator (retired)Moe Copiak – Furniture Shoppe CoordinatorMonte Nordstrom – Segues CoordinatorPeggy Hickling – Art Program CoordinatorPeter Clement – Site MaintenanceRabetta Minhas – General Store AssociateSamantha Caissie – Greenhouse Program AssistantSharon Rumley – General Store CoordinatorStar Maracle – Kitchen Program CoordinatorWendy Weir – Greenhouse Program Coordinator

Our Board of DirectorsBoard Chair: Peter Bontkes

Vice Chair: Paul Douville

Treasurer: Michelle Lancaster

Recording Secretary: Jim Dias

Members at Large: Reynold Hert Gerry Hof Jack Hutton Michelle Marinier Grant Mellemstrand Sean Napier Gerry Newell Norm Sowden Brad Tomlin

OurVolunteersWe depend on an army of volunteers who dedicate thousands of hours each year to planting, growing, cooking, cleaning, painting, building, repairing, gardening, grooming, governing, sharing and, most of all, believing in giving back and that the work is done better together. They not only volunteer their time, but also their hearts and spirits.

Each program and activity at the Farm benefits greatly from the strength and dedication of our volunteers. Quite simply we could not do it without them.

Volunteering is the ultimate exercise in democracy. You vote in elections once a year, but when you volunteer,

you vote every day about the kind of community you want to live in.

~ Author Unknown

Stories ofProvidenceThank you for all the opportunities and friendship you have shown me in the past few years. Truly, my involvement at Providence Farm has saved my life. I fear to think where I would be if I’d not found you people? My routine keeps me healthy and prevents me from falling in my black hole of depression. Thank you ever so much.

~ Providence Farm Employee

I am proud and happy to have the opportunity to work at Providence Farm. It is a beautiful place to be for the handicapped. And it is great to be employed.

~ Providence Farm Program Assistant

Keep up your amazing work at Providence Farm ... we so need places like this in our world.

~ Pat and Murray Owen

I enjoyed working at the Farm for a variety of reasons. The first reason was I met so many friendly, accepting people. I enjoyed recognition I received for a job well done. Finally, I felt a sense of delight with the nice scenery around the Farm.

~ Providence Farm Employee

As someone who has visited this stunning 400 acre property repeatedly over the last eight years, often with visiting tourists or journalists, I have been impressed at the resourcefulness the Providence Community Association has shown to build more self-sufficient programs in the face of Government and Social Agency cutbacks, while steadily improving and expanding their services to their clients and their presence in the community. Always performing with humility, dedication first and foremost to clients, and, indeed with providence, it became clear to me that this was a special place worthy of support.

~ Farm Folk/City Folk Society

I just felt compelled to let those of you know that after visiting Vancouver Island on holiday, and stumbling on to your farm, (I was on a 2,000 mile motorcycle ride with no direction, just where and what people would tell me I needed to see), that what you’re doing has touched me most out of my trip. Keep up the selfless acts.

~ Farm Visitor

Working here part-time keeps me knowing that I have a purpose in life. I could list a dozen big reasons why I’m still alive and well. I believe in a higher power and guardian angels and the love in the air around this beautiful place.

~ Providence Farm Program Assistant

We strongly support Providence Farm ... their essential service has enabled unique individuals to turn lives of despair into lives of success.

~ Family Member

VANCOUVER ISLAND PROVIDENCE COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION

Statement of Operations

Year Ended March 31, 2013

(Unaudited)

2013 2012

REVENUESContracts $ 784,052 $ 760,596Donations 169,184 179,409Fundraising 114,602 56,042Gaming - 106,050Grants 11,374 43,649Interest 4,113 1,579Memberships 4,450 4,975Rentals 119,569 109,016Sales 199,895 162,039User fees 16,726 16,825

1,423,965 1,440,180

EXPENSESAdvertising 11,635 7,358Amortization 129,986 132,809Automotive 15,261 15,068Bad debts 550 110Bank charges 2,588 2,147Equipment and tools 20,667 17,157Fundraising 50,974 14,769Harmonized sales tax 8,200 8,009Insurance 54,165 52,573Office 23,437 24,145Professional fees 101,240 56,789Program materials and development 130,765 129,080Repairs and maintenance 43,078 40,994Security 6,609 8,672Telephone 7,867 12,504Training allowance 26,052 33,386Travel 2,412 1,384Utilities 42,639 46,267Wages and benefits 795,222 856,486

1,473,347 1,459,707

DEFICIENCY OF REVENUES OVER EXPENSES

FROM OPERATIONS (49,382) (19,527)

OTHER INCOME Gain (loss) on disposal of property and equipment (223) 630

DEFICIENCY OF REVENUES OVER EXPENSES FOR THE YEAR $ (49,605) $ (18,897)

Stewarding theFarm’s Resources

Statement of Operations: Year Ended March 31, 2013

Friends ofProvidencePartners of Providence Farm The following organizations and groups have partnered this year to make Providence Farm the valuable shared resource that it is.

B.C. Ministry of Housing and Social Development Betsy's Consignments Brentwood College School Canada World Youth Chemainus Hospital Auxiliary Chemainus United Church Cittaslow Cowichan Bay Clements Centre Society Community Living B.C. Cowichan Folk Guild Cowichan Green Community Cowichan Lions Cowichan Secondary Cowichan Therapeutic Riding AssociationCowichan Valley Alternate School Cowichan Valley Hospice Society

Cowichan Valley Rotary Cowichan Valley Shriners Cowichan Valley Youth Choir Deja Vu Diabetes Nanaimo Duncan Kiwanis Eclectic Avenue Enterprising Non Profits Esther's Dream Foundation Funk Your Fashion Hiiye'yu Lelum SocietyHospital Auxiliary Thrift Store House of Indigo Islands Chefs Alliance Kinderbeez Nanaimo Foodshare New Horizons for Seniors New Life Baptist Church Providence Village Housing Society

Province of British Columbia Quakers - Society of Friends Quamichan Middle School Rags 2 Riches Rich RagsSaltspring Island Community Services Service Canada / Canada Summer Jobs Shawnigan Lake SchoolSisters of St. Ann Tanzania Women's Project The Top Drawer Vancouver Island Health Authority Vancouver Island University Warmland Shelter Women Against Violence Against WomenYuppies and Hippies Consignment

Adelheit MeyerAlex & Juanita HaddadAlex & Marion CsepeAlice HallAllen Mill Aly & Lorern StubbsAmanda GoldrickAmy FryeAndrew LeongAnn KentAnn McClungAnn PerodeauAnna ClarkAnne & Al BrunetAnne & Patrick ThomsonAnne MorrisonAnne MuirAnne Murray Apple PressAquafun Family Pools & Spas Ltd.Aqueduct Foundation (Hull Family)Arnie & Louisa DyckArrow Cycle Ltd. Averill Creek Vineyard

B.C. Forest Discovery CentreB.C. Lions ClubBarbara & Walter DowdBarbara HershbergBarbara HoustonBarbara ShannBarbara StangeBC Hydro Employees' Community Services Bernice KachukBernie DinterBetty JamesBetty WorthyBev & Grant SmalleyBeverly Corners Liquor Store

BFI CanadaBill Jones, Deerholme FarmBill KingBill Murray, All SewBill SimsBlair Herbert & Karen BittnerBlue Grouse VineyardsBob GilesBob GordonBob IsbisterBowmel Chrysler Ltd. Brad & Leah Boisvert, Amuse BistroBrad TomlinBrian & Patricia CocksBrian PayneBrock Windsor, Stone Soup InnBruce ClarkeBryan HolderBryan & Jo-Ann BanceBuckerfield'sButchart Gardens Ltd.

Cameron CasconCanada Safeway - Duncan Canadian Tire Duncan Carmen MartinCarmen TimmermansCarol HendersonCarolyn DircksCathy MooreCBI Health Centre - DuncanCeevacs Roadrunners ClubChances CowichanCharles SaundersChemainus Theatre FestivalCherry Point Estate Wines Chris GroenendijkChristian Science Society Christina BurridgeChristine BottgerChristine Wilmot

Chuck ThompsonClaire Sandford Clarke SignsCloud 10 EstheticsCoastal Pacific Forest Products Inc.Coffee on the MoonCoop Save on GasCowichan Sound & CellularCowichan Valley Garden ClubCowichan Valley QuiltersCurrie Ellis

D.G. Fletcher Dan & Jan Brunet Darlene TaylorDaryl ForbesDave & Gypsy HartDianne HopkinsDickson & Fraser Auto Repairs Ltd. Dinter NurseryDodds Lumber Don ClarkDon SkerikDonna ShawDoreen BradshawDoug & Mary CleoughDr. Eric MeinerDr. Kirk YoungDr. Lino VanzellaDr. Mary O'SheaDr. Michael PattersonDr. Nadine RobertsonDr. Robin RoutledgeDr. Stephen FaulknerDrillwellDrumroaster CoffeeDuncan Auto Parts Duncan ChevronDuncan Choral SocietyDuncan Christian School

Supporters of Providence Farm The family of donors and supporters of Providence Farm is a very generous and special group of individuals, businesses, corporations and foundations, helping to impact the lives of Providence participants in 2012/13.

Duncan-Cowichan Chamber of CommerceDuncan Dabber Bingo SocietyDuncan McBarley'sDuncan PetsDuncan United Church - AOTS ClubDV Cuisine, Nick Versteeg

Edie Wragg DenturistEileen & Colin FudgeEileen CourcheneEileen & Maurice DupontElectric OutletElla HowardElspeth RugeElsie KerrEmma RooneyErika KrolmanEstate of Stanley MaxwellEvelyn & Alan Dias Experience Cycling

FabricLand (Duncan)Fairburn Farmstay and GuesthouseFarm Folk/City FolkFatima da Silva, Bistro 161Filomena Wiltse First Chiropractic ClinicFrances MontgomeryFrank & Reeny TimmermansFrederick BrownFriedhold & Irmin Brost

G.T. Collision Ltd. Garden City Horsemen's Club General PaintGeorge SeymourGeorgette LeBlancGerald & Annette NewellGerry BolinGerry & Mary HofGlen McNieGloria BondGlen Ridgway Law CorporationGlynis BallardGordon & Edna MillGordon Wallace

Granneke Management Consulting Grant MellemstrandGrant Clement Real Estate Corporation Grant StonehouseGT Collision Centre

H.W. Wallace Cremation & Burial Centre Hans & Margit WalbohmHarold Stubbs Hayes Stewart Little & Co.Hazel & Wayne Grant Heather MannersHelen TaylorHildegard AbtHillside Stone & Garden Home DepotHope FarmHorst & Oda NowrathHumphrey & Blanca Stead

Il Terrazzo RestaurantIan FraserIna Irwin Inn at Laurel PointIrene McGearyIsland Fire Protection Ltd. Island Hose & Hydraulic Ltd. Island Savings Credit UnionIsland Saw & TurfIsland Tractors & Supply (1999) Ltd.Ivan Mishchenko

Jack AbercrombieJack & Claudette HuttonJack PearceJames & Emily HuttonJan BradfordJane GlosterJaneane MacGillivrayJanet & Anton TurnerJanis DwyerJean & Richard AddisonJean Crowder, MPJean MooreJennie BrouwerJennifer DemedashJim & Colleen Gair

Jim's Pools & SpasJoan Hayden-LuckJoanne BondJoanne Ridgeway & Bruce AtwellJoe SchuckelJohn & Margaret BerikoffJohn IrelandJohn Lefebure John Lewis-SchneiderJoshua EdelJoyce GourdineJoyce MalonesJoyce Stannard JP Construction Supplies Ltd.Jude SaturleyJudy CardinalJudy Hill GalleryJulia DenisenkoJulie ChamberlainJust Jakes

Karen SwayslandKatherine GreenKathleen HicksKathleen MitchellKathleen StewartKathleen BraithwaiteKees & Linda HofKen & Michelle LaCroixKen & Patricia SladeKen & Robbin OliveKen & Sandra McKinnonKen Evans Ford Khaya Home Decor & Gifts Kinette Club of DuncanKnights of Columbus

Ladysmith Thrift StoreLaura BairdLaura LeeLeah DavisLeighton & Arlene DavisLeighton & Lora MellemstrandLeola Witt-McNieLesley Anne NewallLevel Ground TradingLinda O'ConnorLinda TraversLindsay Burton

Liquor Plus - Cowichan Bay RoadLohn Foundation Lois CoshLois FennaLor NewsteadLori DanielsonLouise NeveuLouise OborneLucinda FothergillLucy de VriesLynn's Vitamin Gallery Inc.

MNP LLPMagnetic North CuisineMargaret & Phillip BassMargaret AdamMargot WoodMaria & Livio MichieliMaria BloteMaria HilesMaria RedfernMarion CsepeMark BishopMark's Work WorldMarvin PlutiMarvin ThorgeirsonMary Ann WatsonMary Beth MacKenzieMary HannaMary OwensMasthead RestaurantMatt Horn, Cowichan Pasta CompanyMel ScottMelrene & Keith FitzgibbonMermaid's ClosetMerridale CiderworksMichael & Charlotte DeBeckMichelle BlackMichelle LancasterMichelle & Harold WallaceMickey Kind & Hal McNaughtonMicrosoft Mid Island Ink DepotMike LaszczykMike RybchukMike Thorpe Mill Bay Garden ClubMill Bay Rotary

Moe CopiakMoira WightmanMonica WattMonte NordstromMount Brenton Golf CourseMunicipality of North Cowichan

Nancy McCullochNell LedrayNicole StewartNola LanducciNorm SowdenNorma & Doug Barkley

Old Farm Garden Centre

Pacific Building Systems Pacific Golf AcademyPage & John PorterPam BonnellPam ClementPat & Rod GentryPat Barber, Applejack FarmPat Moore & AssociatesPaul AustinPaul DouvillePaul HofPaula DickiePearce Log ScalingPeggy MudgePenny LehanPeter HallPeter & Heather LordPeter & Joan CopiakPeter & Joan WilsonPeter Bontkes, Silvifor Resource ConsultantsPhil's FarmPioneer House RestaurantPrintCraftProbus Club

R.L. Van der VegtRain Saver Lawn Care Ralph & Patricia LindbergRBC Employee Volunteer Grant ProgramRBC Royal Bank - DuncanRBC Sechelt EmployeesRed Balloon Toyshop

Reed ElleyReta & John FlanaganReynold & Donna HertRichard BontkesRichard IredaleRichard MatthewsRichard & Marion Carras Rick MartinsonRo DebreeRobert GilesRobert PurgavieRobin DukeRock Cod CafeRocky Creek WineryRod GarbuttRodney & Patricia Gentry Roman KierzekRomance ShopRon JeskeyRon & Sadie HudspithRonaRonald & Marie-Luise ClarkRoses & MoreRoss RooneyRoyal LePage Duncan RealtyRuth ChasterRyan Smith

S.B. Windows & Doors Safeway (Duncan)Salesforce.comSamara WalbohmSandra SingbushSara JohnstonSara ScreatonSeabridge Strategies Ltd. Serious Coffee DuncanShane & Genevra WilliamsSharon RumleyShirley Hepburn Sister Frieda RaabSisters of St. AnnSkyland Travel, Sean RollinsonSouth Island FireplaceSr. Margaret WilsonStone Ridge Sand & GravelSouth Cowichan Eye Care Sue SimpsonSusan Yates Suzanne Boyle

Thank You Friends

Ten Old Books Terri FerrisTerry WlodarczykTheresa Burke-GaffneyTheresa Vogel Thrifty Foods Tim Horton's - DuncanTim TrousdellToad Hall Emporium Tom & Joanne SteiertTrudi WestermannTrue Grain Bread

Twisted Sisters Tea Room - Chemainus

Ulti Mac

Val ThorsenValerie KimmettValerie TownsendValley Carpet OneVictoria FoundationViolaine Mitchell & Tom HenryVolume One

WalMart (Duncan)Wendy KeserichWescom Cedar Products West Coast SeedsWindsor Plywood Winners (Duncan)Winter Trucking

Ye Old Dogwood Lumber

In MemoryDuring the year, Providence Farm was honoured to receive donations in memory of:

Carole Ridgway Dorothy Norman Frank Ireland George Smith George Treit Helmut Klein Henry Wlodarczyk Hutton Family James Barber Jim Putnam John Dallyn Judy Miller Kenneth Shann Kevin Moore Mary Uttley Nicholas Demedash R. & J. Meil Robert Newall Ronnie Phipps Ted Terry Botkins Tony deBree

Thanks to all of those donors who requested to remain anonymous.As well, thanks to all of our volunteers whose names are not listed here

but whose time and energy is priceless.

Join Us.• Become a member and support our mission.• Sign up for our monthly electronic newsletter.• Watch for us at the Duncan, Chemainus and Mill Bay Farmer’s

Markets.• Shop in our Store for farm vegetables, local artisan crafts and

Farm-made products.• Stay for an organic coffee, a baked treat and the fresh farm air.• Visit our Greenhouse for your bedding plants, herbs, hanging

baskets and perennials.• Sign up for our annual CSA (Community Supported Agriculture)

program and receive fresh Farm vegetables each week.• Come for a visit, pick up your free map to tour the Farm and

stroll through St. Ann’s public garden.• Make a tax deductible donation to our programs, capital fund

or Endowment Fund.• Contact us to learn more.

Providence Farm1843 Tzouhalem RoadDuncan, BC V9L 5L6www.providence.bc.ca

provfarm@providence.bc.ca

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