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$132K Raised for Central Okanagan Kids in Need Through the Salvation Army
The second annual fundraiser surpassed its goal and has raised more than $236,000 over two years, according to Salvation Army Central Okanagan.
- The Salvation Army Hope 4 Kids campaign raised more than $132,000 for Central Okanagan children to access camps, sports, counseling, and other life-changing opportunities.
- This second annual fundraiser ran until Aug 31, surpassing its goal; across two years, the Hope 4 Kids campaign has raised more than $236,000 to invest in local youth.
- Children gain new opportunities and confidence through community investment, said Officer and Pastor Rob Henson, citing horseback riding for one family during a difficult season as a concrete example.
- Salvation Army Okanagan Central Jennifer Henson told Black Press Media that each donation represents hope and support for families facing financial challenges, enabling more children to participate and thrive.
- The Salvation Army is gearing up for the Christmas Kettle and Gifts programs, continuing year-round support for children and families as winter approaches.
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