Supporting Communities & Non-Profits
Proud member of 1% for the Planet
1% for the Planet Certificate for 2024
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Non-Profits We Have Supported in 2023

Supporting the BC Cancer Foundation Research centre. A wonderful organization who is driving innovations in cancer research and care.

Raincoast Conservation Foundation is a team of scientists and conservationists empowered by our research to safeguard the land, waters, and wildlife of coastal British Columbia.

Westside also supports ALS Society of BC, who help to nourish a rich variety of programs, services, and support for people and families living with ALS in British Columbia.

Westside donated $4,000 to the Ancient Forest Alliance. This leading non-profit organization is working to protect BC’s endangered old-growth forests and to ensure sustainable, second-growth forestry jobs.

Disposable Glove Donation To SafeCare BC
Westside was proud to donate 6000 disposable gloves to front line health care workers through safecarebc.ca. Safe Care BC is a government organization getting protective gear to the people who need it most at this time. If you have anything to donate, please visit safecarebc.ca
The Share Society
Again in 2020, Westside Pest Control has continued it’s generous support of the Share Society, a non-profit dedicated to support Individuals and Families. SHARE is an independent organisation who provides community-based programs to meet the social needs of the residents of the Tri-Cities, New Westminster and adjacent communities.


Proudly Supporting UNICEF in the fight against Coronavirus.
UNICEF is working with governments, partners and businesses to provide access to life-saving supplies including personal protective equipment for front line health workers to protect children and families.
Over 40 counties will receive equipment support from Unicef; including test kits, personal protective equipment (PPE), and other essential health supplies, including routine vaccines for children. The PPE will help protect medical personnel and ancillary staff who are the first responders on the frontline, providing care and treatment to those affected by the virus.
Read more about Unicef’s efforts to fight Coronavirus.
Canadian Race Relations Foundation’s (CRRF)
Westside Pest Control makes monthly recurring payment to the Canadian Race Relations Foundations, a non-profit who aims to be the leading voice and agent of change in the advance towards the elimination of racism.

Other Initiatives We Have Supported

Supporting the Orphaned Wildlife (OWL) Rehabilitation Society, a non-profit society dedicated to the rescue, rehabilitation, and release of raptors

Supporting BC SPCA campaigns to help vulnerable animals across Metro Vancouver

2020 contribution to Anmore’s local preschool, the “Friendly Forest Preschool”. View more info on their website: www.friendlyforestpreschool.com, or on their Facebook Group here.

Operated by RainCity Housing, the 3030 Gordon Project is a shelter and transitional housing facility serving the cities of Coquitlam, Port Coquitlam and Port Moody. The shelter features 30 private rooms, 30 self-contained transitional housing suites and 30 emergency beds for inclement weather. Learn more about this project.
Coquitlam Express Hockey Team
Westside Pest Control is proud to sponsor the Coquitlam Express Junior A Hockey Club. As a Community Partner, we help to make Jr A Hockey in our Community possible and also help young hockey players obtain scholarships and advance to the next stage in their hockey career! www.coquitlamexpress.ca

Our Team Is Ready To Help
How do we continue to provide our clients with the best service in the industry year after year? As a company, we take genuine pride in providing effective long term solutions. We strive to get rid of your pest problem, put your mind at ease as quickly as possible and put a smile on your face!
We perform thorough inspections on every service visit, allowing us to get to the root cause of each pest issue we encounter. In turn, our technicians focus on prevention methods rather than band-aid treatments involving the overuse of chemicals and poison.



