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Button up with newest initiative to support B.C. wildfire recovery

British Columbians can show support for wildfire recovery by purchasing a limited-edition pin designed by Charlene Johnny, which costs $5 and is available at all BCAA locations.
All proceeds from the Fireweed Pin will benefit non-profits aiding wildfire relief and recovery in British Columbia, including the United Way BC's Wildfire Recovery Fund and the Canadian Mental Health Association's training for volunteer firefighters.
BCAA has invested $750,000 in the last three years to help communities prepare for wildfires.
The pin symbolizes ecosystem recovery and the collective strength of British Columbians, aimed at uplifting community resilience in the face of wildfire challenges.

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Button up with newest initiative to support B.C. wildfire recovery

Fireweed Pin featuring Coast Salish art available for $5 at British Columbia Automobile Association locations, with funds supporting volunteer firefighters

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