Community Resilience Fund launched for Tumbler Ridge victims

Author Sharlene Gandhi

The Northeast BC Community Foundation has launched a community resilience fund to support the victims of a mass shooting in Tumbler Ridge, B.C. 

Donors are invited to give directly to the new fund, which will be steered by the community foundation to support “long-term, community-guided healing.”

The Tumbler Ridge Parent Advisory Committee has also collaborated with local organizations to launch a GoFundMe for the community, which has so far raised more  than $300,000. 

Tuesday’s shooting at Tumbler Ridge Secondary School took the lives of several people, including an educator and several of the school’s students. Others are being treated for injuries. 

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  • Sharlene Gandhi is the Future of Good editorial fellow on digital transformation.

    Sharlene has been reporting on responsible business, environmental sustainability and technology in the UK and Canada since 2018. She has worked with various organizations during this time, including the Stanford Social Innovation Review, the Pentland Centre for Sustainability in Business at Lancaster University, AIGA Eye on Design, Social Enterprise UK and Nature is a Human Right. Sharlene moved to Toronto in early 2023 to join the Future of Good team, where she has been reporting at the intersections of technology, data and social purpose work. Her reporting has spanned several subject areas, including AI policy, cybersecurity, ethical data collection, and technology partnerships between the private, public and third sectors.

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