EcoFabrica Sponsored Peace Arch Hospital Auxiliary Youth Group Charity Concert

[Surrey/White Rock, BC] – [Nov 15, 2025] – The recent "Concert of Gratitude," organized by the Peace Arch Hospital Auxiliary Youth Group, successfully raised $4,000 to support local healthcare, showcasing a powerful collaboration between youth volunteers, community leaders, and eco-conscious enterprises. The event, held on November 15, featured live music, dance performances, a silent auction, and charity sales.

EcoFabrica, a student-led organization promoting sustainable fashion, served as a key sponsor for the event. In collaboration with EcoNStyle Foundation, they hosted a pop-up booth showcasing their eco-conscious products, including up-cycled handbags and apparel made from recycled materials. A portion of the day's sales contributed to the event's success, with EcoFabrica making an additional direct donation of $100 from its proceeds.

The concert garnered significant community and political support, with attendees including:

• Member of Parliament Ernie Klassen

• Member of the Legislative Assembly Trevor Halford

• Surrey Councillor Linda Annis

• White Rock Councillors Anthony Manning and Susan Mahal

• The White Rock Youth Ambassadors

The collective efforts resulted in a total of $4,000 raised for the Peace Arch Hospital Auxiliary Society, which supports the vital work of the Peace Arch Hospital.

About the Organizers:

• Peace Arch Hospital Auxiliary Society: Comprised of dedicated volunteers, the Auxiliary raises funds through its thrift shop and events to support the purchase of medical equipment and enhance patient care at Peace Arch Hospital. The Youth Group is an integral part of these efforts.

• EcoFabrica: A student-led organization focused on promoting sustainable fashion and green living. Through product sales and event sponsorship, they channel their environmental mission into tangible support for community causes.

• EcoNStyle Foundation: A fellow student-led group dedicated to advancing sustainable fashion and raising funds for the community through the sale of up-cycled and eco-friendly products.