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Partners & Sponsors

Our Partners
& Sponsors.

Meet the people and organizations helping young people find a place to play, grow and belong. Explore the programs they’ve helped bring to life—and connect with the businesses and communities behind them.

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After Hours Hoops

Community relationships make space for basketball, food, music and connection at Splatsin Community Centre.

Regional District of North Okanagan

Community Partner

Regional District of North Okanagan

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City of Enderby

Helping create local opportunities for youth to connect through After Hours Hoops.

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Legacy North: BUILT

Fall 2026 · Local support for skills, confidence and connection.

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Thank You, Spring 2026.

The relationships that helped open doors earlier this year remain part of our story.

SASCU

Youth Access · Sorrento & Sicamous

SASCU

SASCU helped offset participation costs for young athletes in our Spring 2026 programs in Sorrento and Sicamous, making it easier for families to take part.

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Small Town Select

2026 · Connecting communities and helping athletes take the court together.

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Pacific Youth Basketball & Wellness Summit

Tofino · 2026 · Celebrating the hosts, funders and community supporters behind our first gathering.

Tla-o-qui-aht Development Corporation

Foundational Host Partner

Tla-o-qui-aht Development Corporation

The Summit was presented by Legacy North Academy and made possible through this hosting relationship.

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Canada Basketball

Presenting Funder · Unified Assist Program

Canada Basketball

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With foundational host property Tsawaak RV Resort & Campground. Additional accommodation at Tofino Wildpods was provided through Tla-o-qui-aht Development Corporation.

With funding support from First Nations Health Authority through Tla-o-qui-aht.

Recognizing the wider Tla-o-qui-aht Development Corporation family: TFN Construction, TFN Seafoods, TFN Forestry, Canoe Creek Hydro, Haa-ak-suuk Creek Hydro and Winchie Creek Hydro.

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Community Partners

Friends of the Summit

  • Blue Crush Concierge
  • Creative Salmon
  • Tofino Bike Co
  • Jen McLeod Photography
  • Tofino Sea Kayaking
  • Heartwood Kitchen
  • West Coast Shapes / Ukee Poke
  • Long Beach Golf Course & Campground
  • Wickaninnish Inn
  • Tofino Resort + Marina
  • Tofino Co-op
  • Hazelwood Construction Services

Many Ways to Show Up.

We also thank the people and businesses whose contributions helped bring the 2026 gathering to life.

Meals & Hospitality
The Shed Tofino — coach and volunteer meal gift certificates; Adriana’s Sandwich Shop — first-day sandwiches; Surfside Grill — a hot-dog and fruit lunch for participating youth and coaches.
Wellness, Leadership & Access
Tofino Breath & Meditation — wellness sessions; Maaqutusiis Hahoulthee Stewardship Society / Ahousaht — youth transportation; Skanii Athletics / Erica McLean — shirts at cost and Summit leadership.
Gifts & Experiences
Long Beach Lodge Resort — a two-night stay certificate; Roy Henry Vickers Gallery — a framed Aim High print; Chocolate Tofino; Picnic Tofino.
Community Contributions
Sacred Stone Spa, Topinoy, Jamie’s Whaling Station and Landolt Financial Group.

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