The easiest way to get into or out of boat ownership

In support of the Adaptive Sailing Association of British Columbia


Are you interested in selling a boat?

Consider the win-win of donating it instead!  

Breeze provides a quick, easy and financially beneficial alternative to the hassle of selling a boat.  

Feel good knowing the proceeds are going to programs that benefit people with physical disabilities.  

How it works.

We understand that there’s a little sadness in parting with your boat, regardless of the reason.  That’s why we work hard to ensure the donation process is easy! 

  • You tell us you have a boat you want to donate.
  • We set up a call to learn more about the boat, walk you through the process and answer any questions.
  • If the boat being donated meets the criteria for Breeze, we arrange for a marine survey to be performed on your vessel at a mutually convenient time. The survey will confirm the
    condition of the boat and provide its fair market value. If you’re unhappy with the number, you’re under no obligation to proceed. 
  • We draw up all the transfer paperwork, and your part is done once signed!  
  • We issue your tax receipt and deliver it via email. 
  • We arrange to have the vessel moved from its current moorage.  
  • Then, we do all the hard work of selling the vessel and use the proceeds to continue making it possible for people with disabilities to make those cherished memories on the water.  

Quick 
Call us today. Close the boat donation process a few days later. It’s that easy! 

No Hassle
Avoid the time, effort and financial investment needed to find a buyer. 

Tax Deductible 
This counts as a charitable donation – and you will get a tax receipt for the full market value of your vessel! 

End the Ongoing Expense 
Moorage, insurance, brokerage and more; all things you will no longer have to worry about. 

Support Your Community 
Your boat will help us bring the freedom of sailing to people with disabilities using adapted sailboats. 
Click here to learn why that is important!  

Contact us today! 
Adriaan
236-521-5047
awindt@asabc.org

Are you interested in buying a boat?

ASABC benefits from the sale of the boats below.

Your purchase will help us bring the freedom of sailing to people with disabilities.

We set our asking price at the fair market value of the boat as determined by a recent independent Marine Surveyor.

Every penny you spend on your boat will benefit people with disabilities in your community by providing adapted sailing programs through the Adaptive Sailing Association of British Columbia. 

Learn more about the impact of your purchase.

We call that a win-win.

Call Adriaan today! 236-521-5047

Boats For Sale

Check out our inventory of boats currently for sale.

1980 Gulf Commander Custom Sedan | 50ft

$195,900 (USD $146,280) | Richmond, British Columbia | Listing Broker Michael Locke 604 377 3418

This one owner Gulf Commander was custom built for this owner and has many differences from other Gulf Commanders. It has 3 staterooms and raised side decks for more interior space, Hydraulic bow and stern thrusters, anchor winch and davit. 2 Tenders, etc.

THIS COULD MAKE A GREAT LIVE A BOARD | CUSTOM BOATHOUSE ALSO AVAILABLE $95,000


“Ladyhawke I” 1993 Roberts | 38ft | SOLD

$49,900 | Vancouver, British Columbia

“Ladyhawke I” is an extremely well-built Bruce Roberts design, steel-hulled 38ft sailboat. Her interior is warm and inviting, featuring rich Cherry cabinetry and solid wood moldings, built to a high standard. This vessel is offshore capable, with her solid hull design, sound rig, and safe cockpit configuration and extensive equipment list. She would also make a great liveaboard due to her comfortable, bright interior.

A few key features to highlight: full battened mainsail, furling genoa, staysail, full electronic suite, electric windlass, hard dodger/bimini, diesel interior heat, warm, dry and clean interior, dinghy davits, dinghy and outboard.


1990 C&C Plus | 35.5ft | SOLD

$72,900 | Vancouver, British Columbia | Listing Broker Michael Locke 604 377 3418

A popular 34+ C&C with a nice layout and assumable moorage. 1990 sloop monohull with inboard Yanmar diesel engine, depth sounder, radar, wind speed and direction, autopilot, radio, compass, GPS, and VHF. Inside equipment includes electric bilge pump, oven, microwave oven, hot water, refrigerator, battery charger, and shore power inlet.