Safer neighbourhoods
Support practical, resident-led work that helps people feel secure where they live.
A neighbour, parent, and organizer who knows safer communities are built together.
Donna combines local business experience with hands-on community service and a practical commitment to neighbourhood safety.
The story behind the candidate
Donna Wu has lived in Surrey for more than 26 years. She worked in a factory, attended university, and raised two children in the city she calls home.
As a real estate sales professional, community volunteer, and parent, Donna has worked closely with residents, small businesses, and community organizations. She understands how decisions about safety, development, affordability, and city management land in people’s everyday lives.
Donna volunteers with the local food bank and Fraser Health, has served on a School PAC, and is an executive vice-president of a local Chinese community society. She has also organized neighbourhood safety patrols and youth programs across Surrey.
What they bring to Surrey
Three priorities that connect Donna Wu’s experience to the everyday work Surrey residents expect from public leadership.
Support practical, resident-led work that helps people feel secure where they live.
Plan growth with the services, infrastructure, and affordability families need.
Make local government easier to follow, question, and hold accountable.
One team. One standard.
Surrey residents deserve public representatives who are present before election day and accountable after it. The work is local, practical, and shared.