First Official Similkameen 5K Fun Run/Walk
On April 21, 2024, approximately 100 participants joined us for the 5 km loop…
On April 21, 2024, approximately 100 participants joined us for the 5 km loop…
If you’ve seen a neighbourhood block party pop up around the region, it’s likely thanks to funding from Neighbourhood Small...
After months of rebuilding, cleaning up and hardships, a couple of Princeton residents brought back some cheer into their community with...
With a Neighbourhood Small Grant, neighbours on Finnerty in Penticton completed a Fire Smart assessment, with a recommendation to remove...
Christine and Ian, and their 9-month-old hosted their first block party with the neighbours who offered extra hands, tables, and...
It was a hot day on Paris Street, which made it a perfect day for a neighbourhood party, all thanks...
Thanks to a Neighbourhood Small Grant, a Penticton neighbourhood gathered to chat about fire safety and prevention. The Cleveland family’s...
When Donna applied for a Neighbourhood Small Grant, she wrote, “Throughout the Covid-19 lockdown, some of the neighbours had become...
In July, Yutelx Franchesca Raven Bell invited neighbours to learn some nsyilxcn through a group painting session. Held outdoors in the...
Learn about how grants can help grow our communities in Penticton Castanet story, and in this Summerland Review story!
The neighbours of Valleyview, a semi-rural neighbourhood above South Main in Penticton, had a unique idea to stitch their community...
Laurel’s goal was to “bring people together with food” and from accounts, they succeeded. “I am so grateful to the...
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