Young B.C. Bakers Raising Dough for Canucks Autism Network - Parksville Qualicum News
The 9-year-old brothers sell baked goods, pottery and plants at a weekend stall, with proceeds supporting a charity that helped their family.
- In Saanich, nine-year-old twins Charlie and Loki Swenson have raised about $700 for the Canucks Autism Network through their weekend stall, Bread Boys, located at 4062 Grange.
- The Swenson family began supporting the Canucks Autism Network five years ago after Loki was diagnosed with autism, receiving help navigating his autism journey.
- Visitors can purchase sourdough bread, cookies, cream puffs, and brownies alongside handmade pottery and plants grown by the boys at the stall.
- Mother Chelsea Swenson said the boys love volunteering, while father Shea Swenson praised the network for being "very supportive" and helping ensure the children have fun giving back.
- The family plans to continue the stall until mid-summer, taking it weekend by weekend while remaining open to future campaigns supporting the Canucks Autism Network.
6 Articles
6 Articles
Young B.C. bakers raising dough for Canucks Autism Network - Creston Valley Advance
When most children have weekend plans to play with friends or go out with their families, a pair of twins in Saanich have other plans. Charlie and Loki Swenson, 9, wake up early Saturday morning and start baking to raise funds for the Canucks Autism Network. The Swenson family was first introduced to the Canucks Autism Network five years ago, when Loki was diagnosed with autism. After getting help from the program in navigating the journey with …
Young B.C. bakers raising dough for Canucks Autism Network - Fort St. James Caledonia Courier
When most children have weekend plans to play with friends or go out with their families, a pair of twins in Saanich have other plans. Charlie and Loki Swenson, 9, wake up early Saturday morning and start baking to raise funds for the Canucks Autism Network. The Swenson family was first introduced to the Canucks Autism Network five years ago, when Loki was diagnosed with autism. After getting help from the program in navigating the journey with …
Young B.C. bakers raising dough for Canucks Autism Network - Grand Forks Gazette
When most children have weekend plans to play with friends or go out with their families, a pair of twins in Saanich have other plans. Charlie and Loki Swenson, 9, wake up early Saturday morning and start baking to raise funds for the Canucks Autism Network. The Swenson family was first introduced to the Canucks Autism Network five years ago, when Loki was diagnosed with autism. After getting help from the program in navigating the journey with …
Young B.C. bakers raising dough for Canucks Autism Network - Vanderhoof Omineca Express
When most children have weekend plans to play with friends or go out with their families, a pair of twins in Saanich have other plans. Charlie and Loki Swenson, 9, wake up early Saturday morning and start baking to raise funds for the Canucks Autism Network. The Swenson family was first introduced to the Canucks Autism Network five years ago, when Loki was diagnosed with autism. After getting help from the program in navigating the journey with …
Young B.C. bakers raising dough for Canucks Autism Network - Northern Sentinel
When most children have weekend plans to play with friends or go out with their families, a pair of twins in Saanich have other plans. Charlie and Loki Swenson, 9, wake up early Saturday morning and start baking to raise funds for the Canucks Autism Network. The Swenson family was first introduced to the Canucks Autism Network five years ago, when Loki was diagnosed with autism. After getting help from the program in navigating the journey with …
Young B.C. bakers raising dough for Canucks Autism Network - Barriere North Thompson Star
When most children have weekend plans to play with friends or go out with their families, a pair of twins in Saanich have other plans. Charlie and Loki Swenson, 9, wake up early Saturday morning and start baking to raise funds for the Canucks Autism Network. The Swenson family was first introduced to the Canucks Autism Network five years ago, when Loki was diagnosed with autism. After getting help from the program in navigating the journey with …
Coverage Details
Bias Distribution
- 100% of the sources lean Left
Factuality
To view factuality data please Upgrade to Premium
