Thank You From the Harrison Tulip Festival

That’s a wrap for the 2024 Harrison Tulip Festival, and what a busy and delightful tulip season it was! We’d like to take a moment to recognize the hardworking volunteers that help our festival run smoothly. If you happened to notice the friendly people with blue vests around the field, you’ve seen one of the many volunteers from the Kiwanis Club. Not only have they helped answer your questions, and offered to take photos of your group, but they also kept our fields and tulips safe during a bustling tulip festival season.

Through rain and shine, our volunteers were here to help all the time! A huge thank you goes out to our volunteers from the Kiwanis Club of Sardis, along with our other partners in the tulip fields: the Chilliwack Kiwanis Club, the Dragon Boaters (Dragon SIPC, Dragon Flyers, Dragon Kekoa), as well as the Chilliwack Elk’s Club and the Agassiz Lion’s Club.

Did you know: your support of the Harrison Tulip Festival helps us make a generous donation to the Kiwanis Club, and through donations, the funds are spread out among the groups and events they support, such as:

4-H Awards
The Chilliwack Mural Festival
Chilliwack Park Society
Chilliwack Community Services
Salvation Army
Bursaries
Dry Grad
Leary School Food Program
Key Clubs in Middle Schools
Cyrus Centre
Wilma’s Transition Society
M2W2
Chilliwack Hospice Society
Ann Davis Transition Society
Bowls of Hope Soup Program (elementary schools)
Soup Kitchen
Sign Fracture Care
KCCP Kiwanis Children’s Cancer Program
Super Reader Program (elementary schools)
Students of the Months (middle and senior secondary schools)
Atchelitz Threshermen’s Association

And to all of our very valued patrons, we wish to thank every single one of you who came out and made the inaugural Harrison Tulip Festival a success! With your support we are, in turn, able to help so many others!

We look forward to welcoming you to our 2025 Harrison Tulip Festival!

With much appreciation,
The Onos Family

The Harrison Tulip Festival acknowledges and is honoured to be located on the traditional, ancestral and unceded territories of the Cheam, Sts’ailes, Sq’éwlets and Seabird Island Peoples.