Envision Credit Union Charitable Foundation

A lead community partner in B.C. since 2006, Envision Credit Union Charitable Foundation generously donates funding for mannequins and curriculum materials for schools in Abbottsford, Central Okanagan, Chilliwack, Coquitlam, Hope, Kitimat, and Langley, as well as a growing number of other communities. Thank you, Envision, for your valuable support!

Partnership News and Photos

• School District No. 36 Surrey Teachers to Empower Local Students to Save Lives - More than 4,000 students will be trained in the district annually (June 24, 2009)
• High-School Medical: Tomorrow's Life-savers (The Vancouver Province, Dec. 7 2008)
• Westside students learn CPR (The Daily Courier, Dec. 4 2008)
• Thousands of students learn CPR (Coquitlam NOW, Dec. 3 2008)
• Grade 10 students given lesson in CPR (Langley Times, Dec. 2 2008)
• Sound Clip: Kelowna students empowered to save lives (AM 1150, Kelowna, Dec. 01 2008)
• Langley kids learn to save lives (Langley Advance, Dec. 1, 2008)
• Life-saving act prompts school CPR training (Kelowna Daily Courier, Aug. 28, 2007)
• A lifesaving grant: Envision provides needed funding for CPR training for high school students in Abbotsford, Chilliwack, and Central Okanagan (June 5, 2007)
• A Lifesaving Grant: Envision provides needed funding for CPR training for B.C.’s high school students (Aug. 29, 2006)
• ACT / Envision partnership profiled on Envision Web site

 
Brochure: ACT High School CPR Program and the Envision Credit Union Charitable Foundation

Envision Credit Union Charitable Foundation Executive Director Seline Kutan joins Surrey teachers at Teacher Training Workshops, June 2009.

Mount Boucherie Senior Secondary School student demonstrates the skills she learned through the ACT High School CPR Program to Envision Credit Union Branch Manager Julie Clitheroe.


City of Langley Mayor Peter Fassbender presents a certificate of thanks to Seline Kutan, Chair of the Envision Credit Union
Charitable Foundation.


Seline Kutan, Executive Director of the Envision Credit Union Charitable Foundation joins Minister of Labour and Citizens’ Services Iain Black, Regional Medical Director Dr. Karen Wanger, ACT Foundation Executive Director Sandra Clarke, BC Ambulance Paramedics, and Port Moody Secondary School students at the launch of the ACT High School CPR Program in School District No. 43 Coquitlam.

Envision Credit Union Charitable Foundation Executive Director Seline Kutan speaks to teachers at an ACT Teacher Training Workshop at Agassiz Elementary Secondary School in Hope. 


BJ Chute, Director of Public Education for the Ambulance Paramedics of BC, presents on behalf of ACT at the Envision Credit Union Charitable Foundation Annual General Meeting.