The Queen Alexandra Foundation for Children

Who We Are
Our History
Who's Involved
	Board Of Directors
	Youth Council
	Pioneer Club
	Volunteers
Central and North Island
Annual Report
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General Inquires

Foundation Staff

Special Events

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How to Donate
	Annual Giving
	Monthly Giving
	Honour/Memorial
	Planned Giving
	Kids Care
Donate Hbc Reward Points
How Your Donation Helps
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	Urgent Needs
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Donor Bill of Rights
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Grants

Bursaries

Capital
	Sooke Centre
	West Shore Centre
	Port Renfrew
Research

Our Partners

Resources for Families

Donate HBC Reward Points

If you earn Hbc Rewards Points from shopping at the Bay, Zellers, Home Outfitters or DealsOutlet.ca, there is a new way that you can make a difference in the lives of children on Vancouver Island. You can now donate your Hbc points to the Queen Alexandra Foundation!

The Foundation will be able to redeem the points for much needed equipment, toys and appliances to furnish our two Child, Youth and Family Centres in the Western Communities.

It's easy to donate Hbc points - you can do it online by clicking here, or you can do it in person at any Bay, Zellers or Home Outfitters store. Just remember to mention the Queen Alexandra Foundation's Hbc Public ID number (3995427) when making an Hbc points donation.

Thank you from the kids.

Community Supports

Craig, 6, has Attention Deficit Disorder, which keeps him from fully participating in his grade one class. Often he finds himself alone, unable to join in the playground games because he doesn't know how to relate to other children and appears "different" in class.

The Queen Alexandra Foundation has funded a social skills training class for children in their early years. Through structured play and games, role modeling and coaching, this training increases positive social experiences with other children, helps these special kids learn self control with their emotions, and increases their assurance in social settings. This helps children with ADD and learning disabilities have confidence in themselves, so they can enjoy all the great parts of being a kid!