Engage Sport North is a non-profit organization based in Prince George, Canada, dedicated to promoting and supporting sports activities in the region. With a focus on community engagement and participation, the organization aims to enhance the quality of sports programs and opportunities available to individuals of all ages and skill levels. Engage Sport North collaborates with local sports organizations, schools, and communities to provide resources, training, and support for athletes, coaches, and sports enthusiasts. Through their initiatives, they strive to foster a love for sports, promote healthy lifestyles, and create a thriving sports community in Prince George and its surrounding areas.

The Big Brothers Big Sisters of Northern BC (BBBS NBC) is a non-profit organization based in Prince George, British Columbia, that provides mentorship programs for children and youth facing adversity. The organization matches children with adult volunteers who act as positive role models and provide support, encouragement, and guidance. They offers a variety of programs, including one-to-one mentoring, in-school mentoring, and group mentoring. The organization aims to help children and youth develop self-confidence, improve their academic performance, and build strong, positive relationships.

Canadian International Council (CIC), is a non-profit organization dedicated to advancing Canadian foreign policy and international affairs. They provides information about the CIC's mission, activities, events, publications, and membership opportunities. It also features analysis and commentary on current global issues, as well as resources for students and educators. The CIC aims to promote informed debate and dialogue on international issues, to provide a platform for networking and collaboration among foreign policy professionals, and to contribute to a more engaged and effective Canadian presence on the global stage.

The College of New Caledonia Students' Union (CNC SU) is a student-led organization representing the students of the College of New Caledonia (CNC), a post-secondary institution located in British Columbia, Canada. The CNC SU aims to provide services, support, and advocacy for students to enhance their academic experience and quality of life on campus. Some of the services and activities offered by the CNC SU include organizing events, providing resources and information, advocating for student rights and interests, and managing student clubs and societies. The CNC SU is governed by an elected executive team and a council of representatives from various academic programs and campuses within the college.

Canadian Mental Health Association (CMHA), is a non-profit organization that promotes mental health and provides support and resources for people experiencing mental health challenges. The CMHA branch in Northern British Columbia serves communities in the northern region of the province, providing programs and services to help individuals and families achieve optimal mental health and well-being. They offers information about mental health, resources for support, and details on local programs and services.