Here you’ll find news and updates from the Looking Glass community, as well as ways to get involved and support our work. For recovery stories and advice from eating disorder experts, head over to ourBlog.
Raised over $15,000 at our inaugural Path of Reflection Event!
September 26, 2026
On Saturday, September 19, our community came together for the inaugural Path of Reflection, presented by Conconi Growth Partners. Participants gathered at Capilano River Regional Park for a beautiful morning of connection, reflection and community. With sunny skies and temperatures that were just right, participants chose between a 2 km or 3 km hike, taking […]
Our inaugural Path of Reflection, presented by Conconi Growth Partners, was recently featured in the North Shore News, highlighting the importance of connection, community and accessible support for those affected by eating disorders. The article spoke with our Director of Development & Communications, Sarah Clark, about the barriers many individuals face when seeking support and […]
Reflections Scholarships: Celebrating our 2026 Recipients: Every year, the Reflections Scholarship gives us the opportunity to celebrate something we believe deeply in: the possibility of a future beyond an eating disorder. Today, we congratulate our 2026 Reflections Scholarship recipients—a remarkable group of students who have been awarded $5,000 for their under graduate education. They have […]
Illuminating the Path of Hope toward Healing at Reflections Gala 2026
April 23, 2026
On Thursday, April 16, our community gathered at the iconic Fairmont Hotel Vancouver for the Looking Glass Foundation’s Reflections Gala 2026—an evening grounded in connection, compassion, and shared purpose. Together, we raised an incredible $506,898 in support of accessible eating disorder care across British Columbia. Every guest, bid, donation, and moment of generosity helped strengthen […]
From February 1–7, 2026, communities across Canada came together for Eating Disorders Awareness Week (EDAW) 2026, a week dedicated to raising awareness, challenging stigma, and inspiring change. This year’s theme, Health Doesn’t Have a Look, asked Canadians to rethink how we define wellbeing, by reminding us that health cannot be measured by appearance, and that true support is compassionate, inclusive, […]
We are pleased to announce this year’s selected scholarship recipients! Every year, Looking Glass Foundation proudly supports individuals who have faced the immense challenges of eating disorders and are now ready to pursue their academic dreams through the Reflections Scholarships.
Be Kind To Your Mind 2025: Community Fundraiser Event Recap
August 28, 2025
Because of the generosity of our guests and those who joined in our 50/50 Raffle, we raised an incredible $8,025! Funds raised help Looking Glass' programs and services.
CBC Radio Interview: Continuing the Conversation on Eating Disorders
May 27, 2025
Following the powerful response to our feature in The Vancouver Sun, CBC Radio reached out to help continue the conversation — and we were proud to have both Kristyne Agabob and Executive Director Lisa Brooks join On The Coast for an honest and impactful interview.
Vancouver Sun Spotlights Looking Glass’ Critical Role in ED Support
May 21, 2025
Looking Glass Foundation is honoured to be featured in a recent Vancouver Sun article shedding light on the devastating and rising impact of eating disorders across Canada.
Lunch and Learn Webinar Series: Navigating Common Summer Stressors
April 23, 2025
We know that this time of year can bring unique stressors for individuals dealing with eating disorders or disordered eating. To provide support and guidance, we are pleased to announce our upcoming Lunch and Learn series dedicated to addressing these common triggers and offering some practical strategies to manage them.
Looking Glass Foundation respectfully acknowledges that our work takes place on the unceded traditional territories of the xʷməθkʷəy̓əm (Musqueam), Sḵwx̱wú7mesh (Squamish), and səlilwətaɬ (Tsleil-Waututh) Nations.
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