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At iNFOTEL MULTIMEDIA, we hold great admiration for the extraordinary efforts of charities spanning from Kamloops to Osoyoos, especially in these difficult times when the vulnerable among us are most in need.

In January, our initiative aimed at bolstering charitable efforts allowed us to offer more than $17,000 in sponsorships for digital banners on www.iNFONews.ca. It's our privilege to share insights into the remarkable impact these organizations make through their acts of kindness, generous support, and the promise of positive change they bring to communities.

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Big Brothers Big Sisters: Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central and Southern Interior of BC plays a crucial role in the community by creating mentorship opportunities that significantly impact the lives of young people. Through one-on-one relationships with caring adult volunteers, children and youth are provided with guidance, support and friendship. This program aims to foster the skills and confidence necessary for these young individuals to excel in school, engage positively with their peers, and contribute constructively to their communities. The organization's dedication to nurturing the potential of every child exemplifies its commitment to building a stronger, more vibrant community for the future.

"Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central and Southern Interior of BC is very grateful for charitable support and generosity from community leaders like iNFOTEL Multimedia. As a result, we saw an increased volume of donations which in turn help fund our local Mentoring Programs. Thank you iNFOTEL for your continued support of local nonprofits!” added Steven Wall, Operations Manager, Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central and Southern Interior of BC.

Archway Society – Vernon: Archway Society for Domestic Peace: The organization provides wrap-around support to survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault. This includes safe shelter, counselling for women and children, advocacy through the justice system, housing supports and a child and youth advocacy centre.

"Archway has 18 programs in five locations providing support and services across the North Okanagan all free of charge. We value the assistance from iNFOTEL towards advertising to encourage contributions of donations, volunteering, and attending events," states Sherry Demetrick, Executive Director.

Penticton & Area Access Centre: The Penticton & Area Access Centre is a pivotal resource for the local community, designed to guide and support individuals facing various challenges. It operates as a beacon of hope, offering a broad spectrum of services including legal assistance, social support and advocacy for those in need. By fostering a collaborative environment, the Centre empowers residents to overcome obstacles, providing them with the tools and resources to improve their quality of life. With its dedicated staff and volunteers, the Access Centre plays a crucial role in enhancing the well-being of Penticton and its surrounding areas.      

Upper Room Mission – Vernon: Upper Room Mission in Vernon serves as a beacon of hope and support for those in need within the community. This non-profit organization dedicates itself to providing meals, companionship, and various essential services to individuals and families facing hardships. With a vision rooted in compassion and solidarity, Upper Room Mission operates with the belief that no one should face the trials of life alone, offering not just physical sustenance but also emotional and social support to empower its beneficiaries toward a brighter, more stable future.

Salvation Army – Kamloops: The Salvation Army has established itself as a pillar of the community, extending a hand of support to those in need. Through various programs, including food assistance, shelter provisions and rehabilitation services, this organization seeks to address the immediate and long-term needs of the city's residents. The commitment of the Salvation Army in Kamloops to social welfare and community service exemplifies its global mission of preaching the gospel and meeting human needs without discrimination, offering a beacon of hope and a network of support in Kamloops.

Kalamalka Starfish Society – Vernon: The Kalamalka Starfish Society in Vernon is a beacon of compassion and communal support, dedicated to addressing the pressing issue of food insecurity among students. This organization operates with a heartwarming mission to ensure that no child faces the daunting challenge of learning on an empty stomach. By discreetly providing backpacks filled with healthy, easy-to-prepare food, they enable children to focus on their studies without the distraction of hunger. This initiative not only nurtures the physical well-being of the students but also fosters a nurturing environment where young minds can thrive and grow, unburdened by the stress of food scarcity.

Moms Stop The Harm: Moms Stop The Harm (MSTH) is a network of Canadian families impacted by substance-use related harms and deaths. This grassroots organization provides support, education, and advocacy to individuals and families affected by substance abuse, aiming to change the public perception of drug-related issues from one of stigma and judgment to understanding and compassion. By sharing personal stories and advocating for evidence-based drug policies, MSTH seeks to influence policy changes and promote harm reduction strategies. Their tireless work emphasizes the need for a health-centered approach to substance use, pushing for reforms that can save lives and support affected families in their healing journeys.

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