See Taylor Swift Live in Vancouver

The Disability Foundation received two tickets to the Taylor Swift Eras Tour concert in Vancouver and is auctioning them off to raise funds for our programs supporting individuals with disabilities.

Your bid will directly support our programs, from adaptive sailing to music workshops, ensuring that individuals with physical disabilities can access enriching activities and experiences. As per CRA regulations, if your winning bid exceeds the ticket's market value by 25% or more, you are eligible for a Canadian charitable tax receipt.

The Disability Foundation (Charitable Number: 894468396RR0001) supports six societies that provide opportunities for people with disabilities to be active, self-sufficient, and involved in community life.

These organizations create opportunities for people with disabilities to participate in sailing, hiking, kayaking/paddle boarding, fitness training, community building, addressing barriers to accessibility, gardening, music, and so much more!

Adaptive Sailing Association of British Columbia (ASABC) (Charitable Number 13046 3649 RR0001): helps people with disabilities experience recreational and competitive sailing in fully accessible sailboats.

B.C. Mobility Opportunities Society (BCMOS) (Charitable Number 11881 8723 RR0001): provides opportunities for people with disabilities to access outdoor recreation (hiking, paddle boarding, cycling, and kayaking) and more.

ConnecTra Society (Charitable Number 86997 1184 RR0001): helps people with physical disabilities connect with work, leisure and social opportunities.

Disabled Independent Gardeners Association (DIGA) (Charitable Number 86127 4157 RR0001): creates opportunities for people with disabilities to actively participate in gardening.

Tetra Society of North America (Charitable Number 14043 5108 RR0001): connects people with disabilities to inventive volunteers who build custom assistive devices that overcome physical barriers WEBSITE: Tetrasociety.org

Vancouver Adaptive Music Society (VAMS) (Charitable Number 13046 3607 RR0001): guides musicians with disabilities along the path of musical exploration. WEBSITE: VAMS.org,

Testimonials:

“The Disability Foundation supports programs that create a higher quality of life and healthier human beings – happier, healthier people tend to be more community-oriented.”
- Dave Symington, VAMS Co-Founder & Longtime Client

“We hope that ASABC will always be there for sailors to discover and enjoy. Francis is testament to the joy that sailing can bring to an individual who is limited in what he can do in other situations. Sailing gives freedom and joy.”
- John Laitin, parent of ASABC sailor Francis

“It's a great program and I wish I had known about it when I was like a teenager. I could have seen that there are people like me that have that drive in music and songwriting, and it would have opened another door earlier.”  
- Rachael Ransom, VAMS client

“We are so grateful that these kinds of opportunities are available to us, so close to home and in such world-class locations.  It’s also very affordable at only $10 for a one-hour session.  We’ve had some good family outings, and it’s been a great bonding experience.” 
- Katy and Eric, parents of a BCMOS client