He decided to make a difference through the continuous support of thousands of children.

“Children can’t be left hungry at school or without adequate clothes. It’s just not right,” he says.

We express our endless gratitude to Jack Kowarsky and the Lohn Foundation! Thank you!

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He knows what it’s like to be hungry and deprived because of his own background as a refugee child and Holocaust survivor.

Now 85 y.o., he lived in poverty when his family first arrived, but he went on to build a successful career as a lawyer.

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“For a company like ours, we think it’s important to help the communities we work in. I would encourage other companies to consider helping, too”.

We are so grateful to PCI Developments for their generosity. Thank you!

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Last year, the company donated $79,000 to help feed and clothe children in Vancouver, and then gave an additional $100,000 to help five Surrey Schools.

Tim Grant, president of PCI Developments, said the shock of learning children were going to school hungry led them to support "Adopt-A-School"

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And when he finally sat down, he sent $11,260 to us to help kids in need.

This is on top of nearly $200,000 he has personally donated through various fundraising efforts over the years.

David’s dedication and generosity inspire us all. Thank you!

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Last year, he distributed thousands of art prints to over 100 community organizations and schools, giving them a way to fundraise for feeding hungry children.

On top of that, he also spent four long days selling prints to tourists and visitors out of the old carving shed on Granville Island.

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