If your New Year’s resolutions include growing your business or giving back, we’ve got just the event for you.
The 32nd annual RBC JCC Sports Dinner will unite over 900 of Vancouver’s top business leaders, athletes and philanthropists for an evening of networking, philanthropy and inspiration.
Benefitting the Jewish Community Centre (JCC) of Greater Vancouver, this year’s Sports Dinner will take place on Feb. 12 at the Hyatt Regency Vancouver. The event raises funds for the JCC’s myriad of life-changing programs that address the diverse needs of the entire Vancouver community.
Where champions give back
“The Sports Dinner is a unique opportunity where prestige meets purpose,” says Jess Musoke, director of special events and sponsorships at the JCC. “Attendees will enjoy unparalleled networking, exceptional brand exposure and an evening filled with memorable moments.”
With a library, pool, art gallery, gym, fitness centre, theatre, child care and senior programs on-site, the JCC’s resources are available to all, regardless of background and financial resources. In addition to social and recreational programs for all ages, the community centre offers specialized support programs for those with learning disabilities or challenges related to emotional, physical or mental health.
Where prizes meet purpose
To surpass last year’s fundraising success, this year’s Sports Dinner will feature raffle prizes as spectacular as the event itself. Try your luck with the 50/50 raffle draw, or enter for a chance to win a 2025 Cadillac XT4, valued at $61,000. With only 8,490 tickets available, the odds are in your favour. Both raffles are open to anyone 19+ in BC, and you don’t have to be at the event to win.
The Sports Dinner will also host a silent auction, opening Feb. 5, offering over 100 prizes, including luxury getaways, fine dining experiences and one-of-a-kind items curated by this year’s marquee guest—NFL star and Super Bowl champion Richard Sherman. Sherman will also participate in a fireside chat and a VIP meet-and-greet, giving fans the chance to hear about his journey firsthand.
Don’t forget—every ticket sold directly supports the JCC’s inclusive and accessible programming. “From swim lessons to senior yoga and specialized programs, these funds make a tangible difference,” Musoke explains.
Can’t attend this year’s event? You can still win big by purchasing raffle tickets or making a donation at jccsportsdinner.com/sac.
Join the legacy
Becoming a sponsor for the RBC JCC Sports Dinner is another way to positively impact thousands of lives while connecting with Vancouver’s elite community leaders and philanthropists. Sponsorship packages can be customized to align with your company’s goals, ensuring maximum visibility and engagement. You can learn more about sponsorship opportunities at jccsportsdinner.com/sponsorship.
The JCC of Greater Vancouver isn’t just a building—it’s a hub that centres the community. “The JCC is more than a gym or daycare—it’s where people gather, laugh and learn,” says Musoke. “We’re building an inclusive and supportive environment where everyone can thrive.”
Tickets for the 2025 RBC JCC Sports Dinner are available now! Visit jccsportsdinner.com for more information and to secure your tickets. Raffles are open to anyone 19+ in British Columbia, and you don’t need to be present to win.
