The Engine for Urban Renewal • Capital Campaign

Features:
How Station 20 West stands out

Integration of programs and services

Social Enterprise Model

  • A not-for-profit business with financial, social and environmental benefits
  • A complimentary mix—of community organizations, public institutions, businesses and co-ops

Environmental sustainability

  • state-of-the-art building methods
  • minimal energy and water usage
  • promoting pollution-free transportation

Place-making—an example for Canada

  • A gathering place for everybody, both inside and outside.
  • The Samuel and Saidye Bronfman Foundation realized the potential of Station 20 West as a national demonstration site for place-making and donated the initial development funds.

Station 20 West will work closely with the Westside Clinic which is partnering with the College of Medicine, the College of Dentistry and SWITCH.

It's a dream come true.
…The people of Pleasant Hill will benefit very much from the improved access to both food and medical services.

Louise McKinney
Retired - Westside Community Clinic

Board of Directors

Val Veillard - Co-chair
Sheila Pocha - Co-chair
Jacqui Barclay
Len Usiskin
Susan Whiting
Louise McKinney
Colleen Hamilton
Karen Archibald
Belinda Daniels

Members' Bio's


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