For 50 years, Mount Pleasant Neighbourhood House has helped neighbours build connection and community in Vancouver. Since 1976, MPNH has supported families, newcomers, seniors, and youth to thrive.
We invite you to support our 50 for 50 Campaign and help raise $50,000 for the next 50 years of connection and community. With your help, MPNH can continue strengthening communities for generations to come.
50 Stories for 50 Years at MPNH
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Dave Adair
First Executive Director of MPNH
Dave Adair was a visionary leader whose creativity, community spirit, and love of nature deeply shaped the Neighbourhood House. -
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Susana Mora
Participant at Newcomers and Family Resource Programs
Through MPNH, Susana Mora found community, rebuilt her teaching career, and gained support that helped both her and her son thrive. -
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Vanessa Guerrero
Participant and Volunteer at Newcomers Programs
Vanessa Guerrero built friendships and earned her first Canadian job at MPNH, inspiring lifelong volunteerism and newcomer empowerment. -
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Trendiak Family
Family at MPNH Hamber Childcare Programs
Eliza and Rob Trendiak found affordable childcare, supportive educators, and a community helping their children thrive.
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George Jolly
Former Community Board Member at MPNH
George Jolly values Mount Pleasant’s inclusivity, diversity, and success in connecting people across cultures.
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Karla Gangotena
Participant at Newcomers Programs
Karla Gangotena found belonging, leadership opportunities, and meaningful connections through Mount Pleasant community programs.
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Sara and Ann
Participant at Homework Club Youth Programs
Sara found confidence and academic success through MPNH’s Homework Club, where dedicated tutors provide personalized support and encouragement.
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Dania Gomez
Participant at Family Resource Programs
Dania found friendship, confidence, and support through MPNH’s family programs, where she built community and discovered she wasn’t alone.
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Ruth Suarez
Seniors Food Programmer and Family Support Worker at MPNH
Ruth Suárez found community at Mount Pleasant Neighbourhood House, received life-changing support, and now helps newcomers and seniors thrive.
Help Us Raise $50,000 for 50 Years at MPNH!
Updated May 27, 2026
Your support helps strengthen our community and ensures Mount Pleasant Neighbourhood House can continue making an impact for years to come. Every donation brings us one step closer to our goal.
Will you help us get there?
Meaning Behind The 50th Birthday Logo
Mountain (left diagonal line) and House (right diagonal line) – represent the physical landscape and community where the organization is situated and grounded.
People and Different Colours – symbolize the diversity, cultures, identities, and unity of the people connected to Mount Pleasant.
Water – represents life, renewal, and the continuous flow of growth, connection, and wellbeing.
Circle within the Circle – signifies eternity, unity, wholeness, and the enduring strength of the organization’s vision, mission, and relationships.