
Get involved
Donate
All monetary donations to SSIWPS (including membership fees) are eligible for a charitable tax receipt. You can support our efforts by donating via:
cheque payable to “Salt Spring Island Water Preservation Society”
Mailing address: Box 555, Salt Spring Island, BC V8K 2W2
e-transfer to ssiwps@gmail.com
Donating Land
We gratefully accept donations of land deemed important for the protection of potable water on Salt Spring Island. We work with donors to draft legal transfer agreements that ensure that donors’ priorities and WPS objectives are both met. Donors are eligible for significant tax credits. Please contact us at ssiwps@gmail.com and we will be happy to explore this option with you.
Membership in SSIWPS is open to anyone who believes in our mission. To join, please complete our application form.
As a member, you will be connected with our volunteer network, become a valued part of our collective voice, and receive a newsletter 3-4 times per year.
Membership costs $15/year for individuals and $30/year for families. As these fees do not cover our operating expenses, we gratefully accept additional donations.
Volunteers are the heart of the Salt Spring Island Water Preservation Society. Their dedication and enthusiasm make all the difference in advancing our mission to conserve and protect our island’s precious water resources. Every task they take on, from fieldwork to community outreach, is vital and deeply valued.
Together, we can safeguard our environment for generations to come. Joining us as a volunteer is not only rewarding but also essential to the success of our initiatives.
Governance
SSIWPS is a registered non-profit organization governed under our constitution and by-laws in accordance with the BC Societies Act. Elections of the Board of Directors are held annually and are open to all members.
Current Board of Directors
Jean Wilkinson — President
Chris Drake — Vice President
Giselle Paquet — Treasurer
Ian Peace — Secretary
Judy McLennan — Member at Large
Doug Wahlsten — Member at Large
Sharon Bywater — Member at Large