Become a Community Supporter
Demonstrate your commitment to outdoor recreation in British Columbia.
If you are looking to join as a member, click here
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Whether your customers and network explore local trails, paddle provincial rivers, or your team chooses B.C. for its outdoor lifestyle, the Community Supporter Program offers a simple, affordable way to help sustain ORCBC’s work to protect access, support volunteer organizations, and strengthen outdoor recreation across the province.
ORCBC brings organizations together, represents shared priorities to government, provides research and practical support, and helps members respond to the issues affecting their work.
Our network includes more than 130 provincial and regional organizations, recreation groups and local governments from across B.C., reaching 200,000+ British Columbians.
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Why join as a community supporter
Sustain Access & Stewardship
Strengthen ORCBC’s provincial advocacy, protect responsible public access, and supports grassroots volunteer recreation organizations.
Visible Community Recognition
Showcase your values to customers, visitors, and staff with an official annual window decal for your storefront or office, a digital web badge, and recognition on our website, newsletter and social media channels.
Connect & Build Partnerships
Join a growing provincial network of like-minded businesses and nonprofits with invitations to selected public webinars, events, conferences, and future partnership opportunities.
Looking for sponsorship or donation opportunities instead?
Check out our partnership opportunities and ways to give.
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Nonprofit Supporter ($200/year)
Ideal for allied nonprofits and community associations that may not qualify for ORCBC organizational membership.
Key benefits:
Website recognition: Your name listed on ORCBC’s dedicated Community Supporters webpage.
Recognition in ORCBC’s annual report.
Digital supporter badge: Annual “Proud Supporter of ORCBC” badge for your website and social media.
Window decal: Annual Community Supporter decal for your storefront, office, or location.
Social media recognition: Periodic thank-you posts celebrating ORCBC’s supporters.
Annual updates: Supporter update highlighting ORCBC’s achievements and the impact of contributions.
Connections: Invitations to selected ORCBC public webinars, events, and networking opportunities.
Image: Ryan MacDonald, UBC Varsity Outdoor Club
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Sustainer ($500/year)
Ideal for, but not limited to, small businesses in the outdoor industry, retailers, tourism operators, local employers, and other organizations who support B.C.’s outdoors.
Key benefits:
Website recognition: Your name listed on ORCBC’s dedicated Community Supporters webpage.
Recognition in ORCBC’s annual report.
Digital supporter badge: Annual “Proud Supporter of ORCBC” badge for your website and social media.
Window decal: Annual Community Supporter decal for your storefront, office, or location.
Social media recognition: Periodic thank-you posts celebrating ORCBC’s supporters.
Annual updates: Supporter update highlighting ORCBC’s achievements and the impact of contributions.
Connections: Invitations to selected ORCBC public webinars, events, and networking opportunities.
Image: Mitch Winton
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Champion ($1,000/year)
Ideal for organizations with strong commitment to B.C.’s outdoors.
Key benefits:
Enhanced website recognition: Featured placement in the Champion Supporters section of the Community Supporters webpage.
Enhanced recognition in ORCBC’s annual report: Prominent acknowledgment in ORCBC’s Annual Report under a dedicated Champion Supporters heading.
Digital supporter badge: Annual “Proud Supporter of ORCBC” badge for your website and social media.
Window decal: Annual Community Supporter decal for your storefront, office, or location.
Social media recognition: Dedicated thank-you post celebrating your support.
Annual updates: Supporter update highlighting ORCBC’s achievements and the impact of contributions.
Connections: Invitations to selected ORCBC public webinars, events, and networking opportunities.
Image: Destination BC / Jesaja Class