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Low Entropy Change starts within ✨ Empowering people with skills, confidence & community to thrive. The result of a low entropy system is Love.

Entropy simply means “the measurement of disorder,” something that has high entropy is disorderly, chaotic and inefficient. Something that has low entropy is very organized, harmonious and it works really well. We live in a social system, when our social system is unruly and we experience war, famine and destruction, we are living in a high entropy state. The opposite is a social system that cooperates with acceptance and compassion for each other, a system that works together with encouragement and support. We chose the name “Low Entropy” as a Universal way to share the important message of Love.

🎓 Low Entropy at Douglas College!On October 1, our team headed to the Douglas College New Westminster campus for their V...
10/16/2026

🎓 Low Entropy at Douglas College!

On October 1, our team headed to the Douglas College New Westminster campus for their Volunteer Fair!

We had a great time connecting with students, sharing the many ways to get involved with Low Entropy, and introducing them to our volunteer opportunities, programs, and services.

We always enjoy meeting people who are looking for ways to give back, build new skills, gain experience, and make meaningful connections in their community. 💙

Thank you to Douglas College for having us and to everyone who stopped by our table to say hello!

Interested in getting involved with Low Entropy? Visit our website to explore our current volunteer opportunities and programs: https://lowentropy.org/volunteer-opportunities/

💙 Connecting with Our Community in Port Coquitlam!On September 26, Low Entropy Foundation had a wonderful time at the Co...
10/14/2026

💙 Connecting with Our Community in Port Coquitlam!

On September 26, Low Entropy Foundation had a wonderful time at the Community Volunteer Connections Volunteer Fair at the Port Coquitlam Community Centre!

We loved meeting community members, sharing more about the work we do, and talking about the many ways to volunteer and get involved with Low Entropy.

A special thank you to our amazing volunteer Ishir, who joined us at the fair and helped share his experience with community members. We’re so grateful for volunteers who help us build stronger connections in our community! 💙

Thank you to Community Volunteer Connections for bringing local organizations and community members together.

✨ Interested in volunteering with Low Entropy? We’d love to have you join our community! Visit our website to learn more about current volunteer opportunities and get involved.

🍂 Happy Thanksgiving from all of us at Low Entropy Foundation! 🧡This Thanksgiving, we're taking a moment to reflect on t...
10/12/2026

🍂 Happy Thanksgiving from all of us at Low Entropy Foundation! 🧡

This Thanksgiving, we're taking a moment to reflect on the incredible community that surrounds us.

To our dedicated volunteers, passionate staff, generous supporters, community partners, and everyone who participates in our programs, thank you for being part of what makes Low Entropy so special.

Every act of kindness, every connection, and every contribution helps us build a stronger, more compassionate community.

We're grateful for all that we accomplish together and for the people who make it possible. 💛

Wishing everyone a warm and meaningful Thanksgiving filled with gratitude, connection, and community.

10/11/2026

💛 Connection, learning, and being part of something meaningful.

In this reel, Bridging Generations participant Pushpa shares her experience in the program — connecting with youth, learning more about herself, and enjoying the opportunity to be part of a welcoming community.

Bridging Generations creates space for youth and older adults to come together, share experiences, learn from one another, and build meaningful connections across generations. ✨

Curious about the program? We’d love to have you join us!

🔗 Visit our website to learn more about Bridging Generations: https://lowentropy.org/bridging-generations/

This month, we are discussing ambitions. As we enter a slower, colder season, let’s reflect on what motivates us to move...
10/10/2026

This month, we are discussing ambitions. As we enter a slower, colder season, let’s reflect on what motivates us to move forward. To start, we’ll introduce the subject with 3 articles that explore personal growth and finding deeper meaning in our journey to success. Grace Cheng and Diny Davis discuss how they learned to value the present moment and see their ambitions as pillars of support, rather than an enemy that pushes them to overwork themselves. Meanwhile, Pallavie Paul raises the issue of learning to accept that our goals, much like ourselves, change over time. What are your thoughts on October’s subject?

Visit https://lowentropy.org/blog/ and join the conversation!

💙 Connecting Across Generations in Port CoquitlamOn October 1, National Seniors Day, Low Entropy was pleased to take par...
10/10/2026

💙 Connecting Across Generations in Port Coquitlam

On October 1, National Seniors Day, Low Entropy was pleased to take part in the Wilson Seniors Health and Wellness Fair in Port Coquitlam!

Our Bridging Generations Program Coordinator, Melissa, was joined by Christine, a past participant in the program, to connect with seniors and community members and share more about Bridging Generations.

Bridging Generations brings youth and seniors together to build meaningful relationships, share experiences, learn from one another, and strengthen connections across generations.

A big thank you to Melissa and Christine for representing Low Entropy and sharing the spirit of Bridging Generations with our community! 💙

Interested in Bridging Generations? Click here for more information or to register: https://lowentropy.org/bridging-generations/

🌟 October Volunteer of the Month: Kaiya! 🌟Congratulations to Kaiya, our October Volunteer of the Month!Kaiya has been vo...
10/07/2026

🌟 October Volunteer of the Month: Kaiya! 🌟

Congratulations to Kaiya, our October Volunteer of the Month!
Kaiya has been volunteering with Low Entropy since the spring and has been a wonderful addition to our community. She is attentive, helpful, and always willing to contribute wherever she can.

Kaiya also participated in our Thrift & Thrive program, building her skills and getting even more involved with Low Entropy along the way.

Thank you, Kaiya, for the time, care, and positive energy you bring to our volunteer team. We’re so happy to recognize you this month! 💛

Interested in volunteering with us? Check out our volunteer opportunities here: https://app.betterimpact.com/PublicOrganization/4d580166-d7db-4d55-a867-aabdd6b15b6e/1

10/05/2026

For Bridging Generations participant Abu, the program has been about so much more than spending time together.

Through conversations with seniors, Abu has had the opportunity to hear their stories, learn from their experiences and wisdom, and build meaningful connections across generations. Along the way, he’s also made new friends and found a community that has become part of his own growth and evolution as a person.

We’re so grateful to Abu for sharing his experience and for being part of the Bridging Generations community.

Interested in joining us? Bridging Generations brings youth ages 16–24 and seniors 55+ together for guided conversations, storytelling, shared activities, and connection.

💛 Orientation: Friday, October 9 from 4:00-5:00pm

Program sessions:
📅 Fridays, October 16–December 11
⏰ 4:00–6:00 PM
📍 City Centre Aquatic Complex (1210 Pinetree Way, Coquitlam)

Space is limited and advance registration is required.
Click the link for more information or to register: https://lowentropy.org/bridging-generations/

Love to drive? Volunteer with us! 🚗Thrift & Fund by Low Entropy Foundation is looking for a Donation Transport (Driver) ...
10/04/2026

Love to drive? Volunteer with us! 🚗

Thrift & Fund by Low Entropy Foundation is looking for a Donation Transport (Driver) Volunteer to help us responsibly redirect items that we’re unable to sell in our store.

Once a week, you’ll pick up items from our Coquitlam thrift store and transport them to a designated location just 15–20 minutes away. Our team can help with loading, and your mileage is covered.

We’re looking for someone who:

Has a valid driver’s licence and access to an SUV or larger vehicle
Is comfortable lifting and carrying moderately heavy items
Is punctual, reliable, and able to commit to a regular weekly pickup

As a volunteer, you’ll be part of a welcoming community, gain hands-on volunteer experience, and receive a 50% Thrift & Fund discount for you and a friend!

📍 Thrift & Fund | #408–552 Clarke Rd, Coquitlam

Interested? Send us a message to learn more or apply today!

We had a great time at the Capilano University Volunteer Fair yesterday! 🎓💙Our Volunteer Coordinator, Luis, was there re...
10/02/2026

We had a great time at the Capilano University Volunteer Fair yesterday! 🎓💙

Our Volunteer Coordinator, Luis, was there representing Low Entropy Foundation and connecting with students interested in getting involved in their community.

It was wonderful to share some of the different ways to get involved with Low Entropy, from volunteering at Thrift & Fund to participating in our community and youth programs.

Thank you to everyone who stopped by our table to chat, ask questions, and learn more about what we do. And thank you to Capilano University for having us! 🙌

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Coquitlam, BC
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