Community Support

This special group called The Lions Society of B.C. support many different types of charities. One of their signature fundraisers was the “Eagles in the City” event. Showcasing the artworks of various artists, they were given a seven foot tall fiberglass Eagle on which to depict their artistic specialty to be showcased outside at various locations around the city. Proceeds from the Eagle Auction go to Canucks Kids Fund, Easter Seals and others.

Beachcomber supports our Police Forces and their desire to keep the peace. It’s through their commitment on a daily basis that allow us all to live in communitiesthat are safe and protected. The “Odd Squad” group of peace officers produce a series of videos, youth programs called “Through a Blue Wall”, on drug use prevention. These people have passion and commitment to make a difference in our world and we support them in their efforts.

Beachcomber’s Production Manager and brother to Founder Keith Scott, Frank Scott, was diagnosed with lung cancer in 2005. Beachcomber employees cametogether for an unprecedented “Head Shave” event, seeing 44 Beachcomber people step up to shave for the cause. Later in 2005, we were all saddened and touched by Frank’s passing. This event became very special in the hearts of everyone within Beachcomber and raised over $40,000 at this one event. The Cops for Cancer “Tour de Valley” Police riders ride their professional bikes to raise money for the Canadian Cancer Society’s drive to treatment program for children and families living with cancer.

Many people may not realize it, but many athletes do not have the funds to compete in world level sporting competitions. Realizing a dream to represent your country we believe is a noble goal, and we have supported many athletes over the years to help them achieve their goals to make their country proud. Founder Keith Scott, a noted sportsman himself, has a big heart for competition, and said… “When I personally met my first sponsored athlete, Dustin Walsh, a blind Special Olympics Athlete on a track with his mother and his support team, I knew we were helping the right people to be our heroes for Canada…”

Founder Keith Scott invited the world class University of British Columbia (UBC) Design School to design the hot tub of the future. Some of the designs were equally shocking as they were inspiring! The event included 30 of the top chosen designs, showcased at the Gala Event in Vancouver, B.C. to Beachcomber and the Media.

Commissioned by Beachcomber Founder Keith Scott, this painting features 31 of the most famous faces in sports, and in the world. Artist Paul Ygartua hand painted Legends of the Millennium on the Beachcomber Factory Facility to commemorate the Year 2000, for all of the community and cities in the area, and the world to enjoy for years to come.