Annual RBC JCC Sports Dinner Every year close to 1000 of Vancouver’s top executives, sports enthusiasts, media personalities and local professional athletes come together for an exciting evening to celebrate sports and raise funds for the exceptional programs, scholarships and services for families in need at the JCC. Due to the pandemic the need for support has become increasingly essential. JOIN US in March 2021 for an interactive virtual fundraiser like no other!
Tickets include » Front row seat to an exclusive virtual fireside chat with our Keynote Speaker - Earvin “Magic” Johnson! » Access to our famous silent auction of highly curated experiences and sports memorabilia. » Opportunity to purchase tickets for our 50/50 draw and amazing Cadillac Raffle starting January 11.
Together we lift up those in need. COMMUNITY MATTERS.
Date
Wednesday, March 11th, 2020
Time
5:30pm Cocktail Reception 6:30pm Dinner
Location
Hyatt Regency Hotel Vancouver, 655 Burrard Street
2020
When Covid-19 became a reality the staff, board and volunteers of the JCC quickly regrouped to find new ways for continuing to support the community. Within days of the shutdown a new site was up and running, offering a host of programs, services, group chats, entertainment, and more.
Staff members made personal phone calls to each and every JCC member to offer assistance with the changes, advice on how to manage the new online system, or simply console those who felt isolated and alone.
“We are forever grateful for your remarkable effort during times like these”
“I felt so lonely and then you reached out. No other place I have belonged to has ever done this”
$7,500 Value
And the work has not stopped.
Since reopening its doors the gratitude from members has been palpable.
The JCC hosted a fun summer camp, helping kids be kids. The JCC has led the way in supportive preschool, and made history as the first indoor pool to safely reopen in Vancouver and as the first daytime senior care program to reopen in BC.
“Given the multiple constraints you were faced with, I can barely believe that camp was an option this year. But I was very confident about my decision to send my kids to camp…”
“Well done, amazing job adjusting to the unique situation”
2020 When Covid-19 became a reality the staff, board and volunteers of the JCC quickly regrouped to find new ways for continuing to support the community. Within days of the shutdown a new site was up and running, offering a host of programs, services, group chats, entertainment, and more. Staff members made personal phone calls to each and every JCC member to offer assistance with the changes, advice on how to manage the new online system, or simply console those who felt isolated and alone.
“We are forever grateful for your remarkable effort during times like these”
“I felt so lonely and then you reached out. No other place I have belonged to has ever done this”
And the work has not stopped. Since reopening its doors the gratitude from members has been palpable.
“Given the multiple constraints you were faced with, I can barely believe that camp was an option this year. But I was very confident about my decision to send my kids to camp…”
“Well done, amazing job adjusting to the unique situation”
DONATE NOW and provide critical services to children, seniors and families. COMMUNITY MATTERS.
The Keynote Speaker is our guest of honour. Every year we bring a sport personality to inspire, entertain and share personal stories from their careers in professional sports with our guests. Click here to know more about Earvin “Magic” Johnson.
JDA Recipient TBA
The Jack Diamond Sports Personality of the Year Award recognizes an individual who has consistently demonstrated a competitive and cooperative spirit, who has excelled in the field of sport, and who has made a positive contribution to our community.
Jack Diamond’s Legacy 1909-2001
JACK DIAMOND was a leader in business, a devoted family man, an inspiring community citizen, and to the world of sports the father of modern-day horse racing in British Columbia.
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