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Read more about the Community Foundation in the featured local news media stories below:
100 Men are hosting their first event of 2023, with a focus on mental health awareness. Read more in these...
When I met up with John and Bob Armstrong to discuss the passing of their father, Charles Armstrong, they were...
New fund will help graduates at Similkameen Elementary Secondary School pursue their dreams. Read the full story in the Similkameen...
Community foundations throughout the Okanagan are collaborating to offer social enterprises up to $75,000 in funding. Read this Castanet story...
The South Okanagan Women in Need Society (SOWINS) was a past recipient of the gender equality grant. Read all about...
Penticton’s 100 Women who Care group was back at it again this week, awarding $5,600 in total to deserving local...
A series of stories related to the Community Foundation’s AUD project are being published in the Similkameen Spotlight. Read the...
The September 100 Men Who Care event will be hosted at the Summerland Heritage Cidery Company. Learn more in this...
Registered charities and qualified donees are now able to apply for South Okanagan Similkameen Community Foundation grants for 2023. The...
After months of rebuilding, cleaning up and hardships, a couple of Princeton residents brought back some cheer into their community with...
Funds for the donations to 9 local charities come from the interest earned on money raised by the Knights of...
The Oliver Sport Court was supported by the Canadian Healthy Communities Initiative, co-lead by Community Foundation of the South Okanagan...
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