Pink Shirt Day

The Richmond community is encouraged to wear pink on Pink Shirt Day to support the anti-bullying efforts taking place in Richmond and across the nation. Originally developed as an anti-bullying initiative, Pink Shirt Day also places emphasis on being kind, supporting one another and celebrating differences so that all citizens can feel safe in their communities.

Show your support and wear pink on Feb 28!

Community Centres

FREE> Pink Shirt Day - Cookie Decorating

Design, create and take home a personalized cookie with delicious candy, frosting and sprinkles while learning about the significance of this day, words of support and kindness. Registration required.
Steveston Community Centre
Wed, Feb 28
6-9yrs
3:30-4:15pm $7.90 306895
10-12yrs
4:30-5:15pm $7.90 306897

Chalk it Out

Check out Cambie Games Room new chalkboard wall, and give a shout out to a resource that has positively impacted your life, or check out the local list we have already going! After all the best way to prevent bullying is to talk about it.
Cambie Community Centre
Wed, Feb 28
11:30am-4:30pm

Instagram Photo Contest

Come answer a prompt on the question wall. Then, take and post a photo of yourself wearing a pink shirt with the board and tag @citycentreccyouth. You will be entered into a draw to win a prize!
City Centre Community Centre
Wed, Feb 28 and Thu, Feb 29
13-18yrs
Facility hours

Richmond Public Library

Check out the book displays featuring books about kindness at all four library locations.

Richmond School District

Staff and students will be wearing pink with online resources shared to schools to access resources related to kindness and anti-bullying.

Richmond Fire Rescue

Don’t miss uniformed staff wearing pink epaulettes!
Wed, Feb 28