Annual Report 2014-15
MESSAGE FROM OUR CEO & BOARD PRESIDENT
When we think about the work of Okanagan Boys and Girls Clubs over the past year,
we have many reasons to celebrate. We have a strong interest and role to play in
ensuring that all children and youth grow to be happy, healthy, successful adults.
We provide safe, supportive places for kids to belong. Our programs and services
encourage healthy living, personal growth, learning and community involvement. We
are committed to providing opportunities for children, youth and families in all areas
of the valley.
Diane Entwistle
CEO
In 2014-15, we embraced the strategic directions of Strong Clubs, Strong Voice and
Stronger Together. When our clubs are strong, we can help children and youth to
realize their potential. We can engage children and youth in quality programs that
make a difference. We achieved another 3 year accreditation through CARF International, which is a testament to our high quality programs and services. We can provide
safe and engaging environments. As one of our members said recently, “ "I just never
know what to expect, but I feel so good when I am at my Club."
When our voice is strong, we can be loud and proud about what we do. We have
much to be proud of. We give voice to those who don’t have one, or whose voices
aren’t being heard. We are speaking up about real issues that impact children, youth
and families, including the importance of having a safe place to go after school, or
to sleep at night. We are speaking up about the need to improve the physical and
mental health of children and youth, and provide families with the supports they need
to help raise their children to be happy, healthy and successful adults.
Rod Pacholzuk
Board President
BOARD OF
DIRECTORS
ROD PACHOLZUK
President
ED EGLI
Vice-President
TREVOR JAHNIG
Treasurer
PAT REITER
Secretary
SHAWN WYLIE
Director
LARRY THOMAS
Director
JACK ALLARD
Director
LINDA CALLAHAN
Director
When we are stronger together, we can work as a team, with our community and a
growing number of businesses and supporters who are investing in their communities
through us, and our ability to reach children, youth and families. It is by working
together that we can truly make the largest difference. We have had so many people join with us this year, including Home Depot, Kal Tire, Capri Insurance, Telus,
McDonalds, Rogers Youth Fund and Canadian Tire Jumpstart. We held our first Annual
Pink Shirt Day Breakfast, where Krafty Kitchen and Raymond James were instrumental
in making the day a huge success.
Each day, more than 1,000 members come through our doors, and participate in our
programs at our 36 service locations. Collectively, our staff team and volunteers have
worked very hard to make a difference in their lives. Every child, youth and parent, is
greeted by one of our team of staff and volunteers, and welcomed. That’s where it
starts.
We would like to thank not only our staff and volunteers, but also our Board of Directors,
who with a steady hand, have provided guidance and sage advice over the past
year. We are truly grateful to be a part of such an outstanding group of people, and
such a great organization.
Diane Entwistle, CEO
Rod Pacholzuk, Board President
REGIONAL LEADERSHIP TEAM
DIANE ENTWISTLE
Chief Executive Officer
JARROD STOCKER
Director of Facilities & Transportation
JENNIFER ANDERSON
Area Director, South Okanagan
JEREMY WELDER
Director of Operations
RICHELLE LECKEY
KIRSTIE BLANLEIL
PATTI HAIT
Director of Finance
SCOTT WELLS
Fund Development Officer
LINNEA ARCHONDOUS
Executive Team Coordinator
TERESA MURRAY
Area Director, Central Okanagan
Community Engagement Coordinator Area Director, North Okanagan
JACK WHELPLEY
Area Director, North Okanagan
(Retired, August 2015)
FOR DETAILS ABOUT OUR ACTIVITIES, PROGRAMS AND PARTNERS, PLEASE VISIT WWW.BOYSANDGIRLSCLUBS.CA
Core Values
Belonging | Respect | Encouragement
Working Together | Speaking Out
OUR VISION
All children and youth discover
and achieve their dreams
and grow up to be healthy,
successful and active
participants in society.
OUR MISSION
To provide a safe, supportive
place where children and
youth can experience new
opportunities, overcome
barriers, build positive
relationships and develop
confidence and skills for life.
PARTNERSHIP HIGHLIGHTS
CANADIAN TIRE
JUMPSTART
GET IN THE GAME
With help from Canadian Tire Jumpstart
- Get In The Game, our Martin Avenue
Club in Kelowna and our Vernon Club
were able to provide the Ready, Set,
Play program that promotes active
living through basketball, ball hockey,
hiking, dance, zumba, SUP (Stand-Up
Paddleboarding) and other fun activities
to get our kids moving and having fun!
ROGERS
RAISING THE GRADE
Thanks to Rogers Youth Fund, youth are
connecting with volunteer mentors to
focus on academic support and life after
high school at their Rogers Raising the
Grade technology lab at the Rutland Club.
KAL TIRE
Kal Tire provides great local service for our 36 agency vehicles allocated throughout the Okanagan
Valley. Kal Tire has also become a major supporter
of Okanagan Boys and Girls Clubs fundraising and
special events. The Kal Tire BBQ and Tony have been
seen at many events this past year like Moonlight
Movies, Charity Golf Tournament, Race for Kids, and
many more.
We are so pleased to be partnered with Kal Tire. Kal
Tire and their staff truly care about the programs and
services that we offer to children, youth and families
in our communities.
CAPRI INSURANCE
As the title sponsor of the Capri Charity Golf
Classic event since 2006, Capri Insurance
has raised $270,000 for the Okanagan Boys
and Girls Clubs. Capri Insurance is a great
example of a corporate organization that
quietly goes about helping the community in
a very big way. Their ongoing support helps
us ensure that young people who need us
the most are given the best opportunity to be
successful, contributing members of society.
HOME DEPOT
Home Depot and their staff with the support of
CIL and Behr Paints completed numerous makeover projects over the past three years. Projects
completed over the past year include main floor
renovations at our Downtown Youth Centre on
RIchter Street and staff team room upgrades at our
Lake Country Club.
Home Depot has become a major contributor to
the operations of our facilities. We appreciate their
relationship and commitment to our organization.
TELUS
By providing fantastic volunteers at our events
such as the Race For Kids as well as through
grant sponsorships and other giving initiatives,
Telus continues to provide major support to
Okanagan Boys and Girls Clubs. We are so
grateful for this caring community partner!
We thank Telus for their continued support that
enables us to provide programs to children,
youth and families in the Okanagan!
2014
BY THE NUMBERS
1,000+
members served daily
9,256
families served in 2014
5,569
individual children served
2,296
single-parent families
272,674
meals and snacks served
13
communities
served
“The pride and excitement the
children had for Torch Club was
heart-warming. This was a club
where they wanted to be every
week and participated in activities
- old or new. Leading this club and
seeing the change in the children
was a privilege to be a part of.”
—Robyn, Leader of Torch Club
Lake Country Boys and Girls Club
“I love learning to cook and
doing the ingredients myself!
When I get to eat what I make
is the best part!”
—Kia, member,
Lake Country Boys and Girls Club
"I just never know what to
expect, but I feel so good when
I am at my Club."
—Malayssia, member of
Vernon Boys and Girls Club
“As a working parent I was
concerned about leaving my
child with caregivers for the
majority of the day, but have
been fortunate to find a place so
well-structured, caring and
in-tune with my son's needs”
— Sarah, parent of a member at the
Cameron Park Daycare
We Are
The Okanagan Boys and Girls Clubs have been
leaders in the Pink Shirt Day movement since 2009.
Pink Shirt Day originates from Nova Scotia where
two young men stood up to bullying in their high
school. A new student was being bullied and was
harassed even more when he showed up at school
wearing a pink T-shirt. In support, these two young
men went to a discount store and purchased 50
pink T-shirts. They enlisted fellow students to wear
the pink shirts at school to support the new student
who was being bullied.
Pink Shirt Day was launched from this powerful act of
solidarity and it has made its way across Canada.This
initiative has been a huge success. In Vancouver, the
2008 call to make a statement against bullying by
wearing pink met an overwhelming response from
schools, unions, nonprofit groups, employers and
politicians. Thousands of people wore pink as they
made their way to school or their workplace. The
Okanagan Boys and Girls Clubs have sold thousands of pink shirts every year.
This year, Okanagan Boys and Girls Clubs joined
the provincial and national movement to share
the Pink Shirt Day message – "Stand Up Against
Bullying", on February 25, 2015. Pink shirts were sold
through pinkshirtday.ca and local London Drugs
stores to support the efforts of organizations like
Okanagan Boys and Girls Clubs in providing a safe,
secure place where children, youth and their families can belong.
Okanagan Boys and Girls Clubs also introduced
and hosted the 1st Annual Pink Shirt Day Breakfast
Fundraiser presented by Krafty Kitchen + Bar with
guest speaker Alvin Law who shared his message
about bullying and rising above adversity.
Tickled Pink to
Stop Bullying!
This enormously successful event was held at the
historical Laurel Packinghouse in Kelowna. Over
200 people enjoyed a gourmet breakfast provided
by Krafty Kitchen, coffee from McDonald's and tea
from David's Tea. Glitz N' Glam did a fantastic job in
decorating the room for this special event.
The highlight of the event was guest speaker,
Alvin Law, who despite being born with no arms as
a result of the Thalidomide drug, and being abandoned as an infant by his birth family, was adopted
by foster parents who nurtured him, teaching him
to use his feet for hands. In doing so, they gave him
the gift of freedom. Today, Alvin has gone on to be
an award-winning musician, bestselling author, and
business owner. He shared his personal experience
of being bullied and what he did to overcome and
be the strong successful person he is today.
As people left the breakfast they were given a
beautifully decorated pink shirt cookie from Kaleena’s Cakes. It was a sweet way to wrap up a great
morning supporting Okanagan Boys and Girls
Clubs and the Anti-Bullying campaign!
As an added bonus, that afternoon children were
brought in from many of our clubs and other organizations to hear Alvin speak about resiliancy. All in all
it was an impactful day focusing on a subject that
affects so many people.
THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS:
RAYMOND JAMES,
KRAFTY KITCHEN + BAR,
GLITZ N' GLAM,
MCDONALD'S, DAVID'S TEA &
KALEENA’S CAKES
ALVIN LAW
WHO WE ARE &
WHAT CLUBS DO
For 114 years, we have been engaging
and empowering children and youth.
Boys and Girls Clubs of Canada
is an umbrella organization,
supporting Clubs across
the country.
"The staff has the gift of listening and great
skills. I am thankful for the many times
they have helped me have hope and press
through the moment.”
—Mrs. L. , parent of a member, Okanagan Boys and Girls Clubs'
Downtown Youth Centre
"We are so proud to be a part of Okanagan Boys and Girls
Clubs. Their relevant and necessary programs touch every corner of our community, making sure everyone feels
valued, included and safe, all while having an incredible
amount of fun."
— Rena Krell, McDonalds Restaurants of Central Okanagan
250+
staff members
523
volunteers
36
10,820
service locations
total volunteer hours
Thank you to McDonald's
for their outstanding
commitment to changing
young lives!
On May 7th, 2014, McDonalds®
Restaurants in Lake Country, Kelowna,
and West Kelowna, celebrated the
21st McHappy Day® along with
more than 1,400 restaurants across
the country.
On this day, $1 from every Big Mac®
sandwich, Happy Meal® and hot
McCafé® beverage sold went to
local children’s charities across
the country. Also, the restaurants
held fundraising events leading up
to McHappy Day. In the Central
Okanagan, a total of $11,027.00 was
donated to the Okanagan Boys and
Girls Clubs and Ronald McDonald
House!
PROGRAMS AND SERVICES OFFERED AT
OKANAGAN BOYS AND GIRLS CLUBS
ARMSTRONG/ENDERBY/
FALKLAND/LAVINGTON
VERNON CLUB
LAKE COUNTRY CLUB
EARLY LEARNING PROGRAMS
PARENT AND TOT PROGRAMS
EARLY LEARNING PROGRAMS
DAYCARE (3-5 YEARS)
DAYCARE (3-5 YEARS)
AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAMS
PROGRAMS FOR CHILDREN/YOUTH WITH
SPECIAL NEEDS
PROGRAMS FOR CHILDREN/YOUTH WITH
SPECIAL NEEDS
CHILD CARE RESOURCE AND REFERRAL
PROGRAM
RECREATION PROGRAMS
RECREATION PROGRAMS
SUMMER DAY CAMPS
PARENT CHILD DROP-IN
FAMILY DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMS
RECREATION PROGRAMS
CHILD, YOUTH AND FAMILY COUNSELLING
AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAMS
YOUTH OUTREACH
SUMMER DAY CAMPS
AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAMS
FAMILY RESOURCE PROGRAMS
PROGRAMS FOR TEENS
FOOD BANK
PROGRAMS FOR CHILDREN WITH SPECIAL NEEDS
CAMP ARROWFLIGHT (RESIDENTIAL CAMP)
PARENT AND TOT PROGRAMS
MARTIN AVE CLUB
(KELOWNA)
WEBBER ROAD CLUB
(WEST KELOWNA)
PRESCHOOL PROGRAMS
INFANT TODDLER CHILDCARE
PRESCHOOL PROGRAMS
DAYCARE PROGRAMS (3-5 YEARS)
PRESCHOOL PROGRAMS
DAYCARE PROGRAMS
BEFORE/AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAMS
DAYCARE PROGRAMS (3-5 YEARS)
BEFORE/AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAMS
RECREATION PROGRAMS
BEFORE/AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAMS
RECREATION PROGRAMS
PROGRAMS FOR TEENS
RECREATION PROGRAMS
PROGRAMS FOR TEENS
SUMMER DAY CAMPS
PROGRAMS FOR TEENS
SUMMER DAY CAMPS
FAMILY RESOURCE PROGRAMS
SUMMER DAY CAMPS
PROGRAMS FOR CHILDREN/YOUTH
WITH SPECIAL NEEDS
PROGRAMS FOR CHILDREN/YOUTH
WITH SPECIAL NEEDS
PROGRAMS FOR CHILDREN/YOUTH
WITH SPECIAL NEEDS
PROGRAMS FOR TEENS
COMMUNITY KITCHEN
RUTLAND CLUB
PEACHLAND CLUB
WESTSIDE YOUTH CENTRE
PRESCHOOL PROGRAMS
RECREATION PROGRAMS FOR TEENS
AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAMS
RECONNECT PROGRAM
RECREATION PROGRAMS
YOUTH HOUSING SUPPORT PROGRAMS
PROGRAMS FOR TEENS
SUMMER DAY CAMPS
DOWNTOWN YOUTH
CENTRE
SUMMERLAND CLUB
AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAMS
RECREATION PROGRAMS
SUMMER DAY CAMPS
PROGRAMS FOR CHILDREN/YOUTH WITH
SPECIAL NEEDS
DROP-IN RECREATION CENTRE FOR TEENS
RECONNECT PROGRAM
OUTREACH MENTAL HEALTH SERVICE
OVERNIGHT YOUTH SHELTER
RESTORATIVE JUSTICE PROGRAM
BAILSUPPORT AND SUPERVISION PROGRAM
PENTICTON CLUB
FAMILY OUTREACH
INFANT DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM
FAMILY DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMS
TRANSITIONAL HOUSING PROGRAM
KELOWNA FAMILY SUPPORT
FOSTER PARENT SUPPORT
PARENTING PROGRAMS
EMERGENCY PLACEMENT SUPPORT
AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAMS
RECREATION PROGRAMS
PROGRAMS FOR TEENS
SUMMER DAY CAMPS
PENNY LANE TRANSITION
HOUSE
TEMPORARY RESIDENCE FOR AT-RISK YOUTH
OK FALLS/OLIVER/
OSOYOOS
INFANT DEVELOPMENT
FAMILY DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMS
RECREATION PROGRAMS
PROGRAMS FOR TEENS
SUMMER DAY CAMPS
GATEWAY INDEPENDENT LIVING SUITE
2014 -15 BALANCE SHEET
Balance Sheet
As at March 31, 2015, with comparative figures for 2013-14
ASSETS
CURRENT
PROPERTY, PLANT & EQUIPMENT
LIABILITIES
CURRENT
LONG-TERM
NET ASSETS
Invested in property, plant and equipment
Restricted Net Assets
Unrestricted Net Assets
12-months
Ending
31-Mar-2015
12-months
Ending
31-Mar-2014
$ 1,896,485
1,684,121
$ 3,580,606
$ 1,765,478
1,726,297
$ 3,491,775
$ 1,471,849
486,739
$ 1,958,588
$ 1,411,537
532,286
$ 1,943,823
1,151,860
413,199
56,959
$ 1,622,018
$ 3,580,606
1,149,773
316,964
81,215
$ 1,547,952
$ 3,491,775
Statement of Revenue and Expenses
As at March 31, 2015, with comparative figures for 2013-14
REVENUES
Contracts
Fee For Service Programs
Donations / Fundraising / Grants
Gaming
Rental
Sundry
Interest
Contribution to Capital Assets
EXPENDITURES
Wages & Salaries
Building Occupancy & Amortization
Program Operating
Insurance & Office
Fundraising & Purchased Services
EXCESS OF REVENUES OVER EXPENDITURES
12-months
Ending
31-Mar-2015
12-months
Ending
31-Mar-2014
$ 4,835,401
3,488,371
695,641
225,000
122,212
46,725
6,938
155,648
$ 9,575,936
$ 4,679,923
3,384,216
702,706
225,000
132,055
53,016
12,352
167,882
$ 9,357,150
$ 7,385,699
875,858
791,443
331,408
122,177
$ 9,506,585
$69,351
$ 6,978,965
922,835
829,975
353,294
135,386
$ 9,220,455
$136,692
REVENUES
Contracts
51%
Fee For Service Programs
36%
Donations / Fundraising /
Grants
7%
Contribution to
Capital Assets
2%
Rental
1%
Gaming
2%
Sundry and interest
1%
EXPENDITURES
Wages & Salaries
78%
Building Occupancy &
Amortization
9%
Program Operating
8%
Insurance & Office
Fundraising & Purchased 4%
Services
1%
SUPPORT
We gratefully acknowledge the generous contributions of all those who value and made an investment in the
physical, emotional and social health and development of our children, youth and families. By doing so, these
foundations, corporations and individuals enable our young people to make a positive contribution to our
communities, now and in the future. The Board of Directors, on behalf od the staff, volunteers, children, youth
and their families would like to sincerely thank those who contributed to us during our 2014-2015 fiscal year.
Partners in Service
•
Boys and Girls Clubs of Canada
•
Industry Canada
•
BC Gaming
•
Interior Health Authority
•
Canadian Tire Jumpstart
•
Microsoft
•
City of Armstrong
•
Ministry of Children and Family Development
•
City of Kelowna
•
Ministry of Public Safety and Solicitor General
•
•
City of West Kelowna
Community Foundation of the Central
Okanagan
•
Public Health Agency Canada
•
Regional District of Central Okanagan
•
Central Okanagan FoundationGovernment of Canada Homelessness
Partnering Strategy
•
Regional District of North Okanagan
•
Rogers Youth Fund
•
School District 22
•
School District 67
•
School District 83
•
Township of Spallumcheen
•
United Church Foundation
•
United Way of Central Okanagan Similkameen
•
Community Foundation of the North
Okanagan
•
Community Foundation of the South
Okanagan
•
District of Lake Country
•
District of Peachland
•
United Way of North Okanagan
•
•
Greater Vernon Services Commission
Human Resources and Skills Development
Canada
•
United Way Success by Six
•
Vancouver Foundation
•
Westjet
Fundraising Partners
•
Capri Insurance- Capri Charity Golf Classic
•
CKNW Orphans Fund- Pink Shirt Day
•
Capital One/EZ Rock- Race for Kids
•
Krafty Kitchen- Pink Shirt Day Breakfast
•
McDonalds- McHappy Day
•
Interior Savings- Moonlight Movies
SUPPORTERS
GUARDIANS
($25,000+)
Bell Media
The Priebe Family Foundation
Variety Club Sunshine Coach
PROTECTORS
($10,000 - $24,999)
Castanet
Colin & Lois Pritchard Foundation
Easyhome Ltd.
Home Depot Foundation
MCT&T Foods Ltd
Paul Lee Family Foundation
RBC
Telus
PATRONS
($5,000 - $9,999)
Capri Insurance
Chris Bunka
Foord Family Foundation
Fraserway RV
Home Depot - Kelowna
Michael Funk Inc.
COMPANION
($1,000 - $4,999)
Adams Heymen Owen
Amanda Zais
Armstrong Rotary Club
Berrigan Lawrence
Boys and Girls Clubs of Canada
California Community Foundation
CIBC Children's Foundation
Craig White
Edward Grimwood
Family Insurance Solutions
Gabor Meszaros
Gap Inc
Glitz N' Glam
Harvest Golf Club
Interior Savings - West Kelowna Staff
Fund
Janet Bowers
Jeff & Maria Kenwood & Foucault
John Huggan
Kal Tire
Kelowna Jaycees
Kelowna Rebekah Lodge #36
Kelowna Rotary Club
Kendell Friess
Krafty Kitchen and Bar
La Capitale Financial Security Insurance Co.
Mackenzie Investments
Marian Grimwood
Okanagan BC Chapter HOG
Okanagan Fest-of-Ale Society
Okanagan Telephone
Pacific Blue Cross
Peaches Lingerie Ltd.
Penticton & Friends Celebrity
Pho Soc Trang
Raymond & Grace Wolfden Fund
Regency Retirement Resorts
Rob Kormish
Royal Canadian Legion
Royal Canadian Legion - Ladies Auxilary
Rwam Insurance Administrators
The Walt Disney Company
Tinhorn Creek Wineries
Tolko Industries
Two Eagles Golf Course & Academy
Walmart Canada Corp.
Waterplay
Whirlpool Corporation
Wild Woman Wise Woman Foundation
WPFR Professional Firefighters Society
FRIEND
($300 - $999)
Accent Inns
Alex Neilson
Alpine Helicopter
Artix Custom Screen Print
Aubin and Associates
Aviva Canada
Barbara Walker
BC Association of Farmers' Markets
BCCA Employee Benefits
Belfor Property Restoration
Berry & Smith Trucking Ltd.
Boiler Inspection & Insurance Co.
C N A Canada
Casa Loma Lakeshore Resort
Christopher M. Antle
Chutter Plus
Ci Investments
Community Foundation Of South
Okanagan
Community Roofing Company Ltd.
Crystal Moore
Cupe local 626
Daman Sohi-Vig
Deanna Snider
Debbie Boros
Diamond Jubilee Chapter I.O.D.E.
Dianna Zaleski
Dillon McInnis
Don & Sandy Van Tetering
Dynamic Funds
Edmonton Sabers Marching Band
Elke Kaminski
Farm Credit Canada
Farris, Vaughan, Wills & Murphy LLP
FH & P Lawyers
Fortis BC
Fountainhead Group Consulting Inc
Fraternal Order Of Eagles #4281
ICBC
Intact Insurance
Interior Savings Credit Union
Investors Group
Jiffy Lube - 0948919 BC LTD
Jim Epps
Kaleena Cakes
Karen Draginda
Karin Wulf
Kellianne Drummond
Kelowna Capri Rotary Club
Kelowna Kinsmen
Kelowna Rutland Lions Club
Ken Dootoff
Kinsman Club of Summerland
Kiwanis Club of Kelowna
Kiwanis Club Of Oliver
Knight Easton & Associates
Knights of Pythias Pent. Lodge #49
Lance and Noreen Bremner
Loredana Elsenhauer Inc.
Louise Flemming
Luscious Lashes
MacKenzie Financial Services Inc.
Manulife Financial
Marc Lauzon
Mavazi Apparel
Mike & Kathleen Liebe
Miles & Karen Lich
Minuteman Press Kelowna
Nature's Fare Natural Foods
Okanagan Motorcycle Riders Association
Okanagan Restoration Services Ltd.
Okanagan Tattoo Show
Open for Change Enterprises INC.
Order of the Eastern Star
Oyama Zipline
Panago
Passion Igniter
Paula Quinn
Penticton Foundry Ltd
Penticton Triathlon Race Society
Premium Comfort Plumbing, Heating Air
Conditioning
SUPPORTERS (CONT.)
FRIEND ($300 - $999) cont.
Prospera Credit Union - Kelowna
Provincial Employees Community Services
Fund
Quails' Gate Winery
Remax Of Western Canada
Richelle Leckey
Rick Scott
Ricoh Canada Inc.
Royal Anne Hotel
Royal Canadian Legion - Branch #173
Royal Canadian Legion - Branch #35
Royal Lepage - Kelowna
RSA Insurance
Sage Brush Golf
Schmunk Gatt Smith & Associates
Shannon Lake Golf Club
Shawn Horan
Sherri Johnson
St. Georges Anglican Church
Stutters Restoration
Sunset Ranch Golf
Suzanne & Kenneth Phillips
Teresa Shemley
The Bench Market
The Guarantee Company Of North America
The Sovereign General Insurance Company
Tom Harris Cellular
Total Restoration Services
Travelers Canada
Tree Brewing Co.
Tri It Ltd.
Valley First Credit Union
Vernon Civic Employees Union
W.t. Security & Safety Services
Warnaar Steel Tech Ltd.
Westbank First Nation
WildPlay Element Parks
Winfield United Church
Winmar Property Restoration
DONATIONS OF UNDER $300
Although there are too many
to list, we are thankful for all of
the generous donors we have
throughout the Valley!
HELPING HANDS IN THE COMMUNITY
Thank you for the many In-Kind
donations and volunteer hours
that have contributed to the
success of the work we do with
children, youth and families.
We sincerely apologize for any
errors or omissions to this list.
Photos - Contributions on pages: Cover, 1-3,7-10, 15-16, 19-20, 24 by Rachael A. Photography
Thank you to the children, youth and staff at Okanagan Boys and Girls Clubs for their
participation in providing images for this year’s annual report.
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