Kelowna 
British Columbians and Yukoners have a chance to attend a FIFA World Cup 26 match in Vancouver through a fundraising draw tied to sport accessibility.
The Level the Field Foundation, in partnership with the FIFA World Cup Host Committee Vancouver, has launched a donation-based draw offering tickets to matches at BC Place. The initiative runs from January 23 to March 3, 2026, with donations starting at $26.
According to the release, 16 pairs of tickets will be awarded. These include 10 pairs to a Canada home match, three pairs to a Round of 32 playoff match, and three pairs to a Round of 16 playoff match. The matches will take place during the FIFA World Cup 26 in Vancouver.
The Level the Field Foundation was founded by viaSport BC and focuses on expanding access to sport across the province. Its work supports Indigenous participants, women and girls, racialized communities, 2SLGBTQIA+ individuals, newcomers, people with disabilities, and people facing financial barriers to participation.
The release states that every dollar donated through the draw will go toward making amateur sport more inclusive and accessible in British Columbia.
Eligibility is limited to residents of British Columbia and Yukon who are 19 years of age or older at the time of entry. Only one entry per person is permitted for the draw.
The organizers describe the initiative as a way to connect one of the world’s most sought-after sporting events with community-level sport development, combining a high-profile prize with a fundraising effort aimed at long-term participation and inclusion.
