Funding for Cascadia rail
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Vees win over Centennials
Warrior off to World Juniors
Too little too late for Blazers
Ryan O'Neal dead at 82
Reeves' home targeted
Martha: I like to evolve!
UBC Okanagan students once again generously volunteered time during their reading week break to help local charities through the Pushor Mitchell United Way Day of Caring® Program. More than 65 students coordinated by the UBC Okanagan Community Service Learning program donated over 200 hours of time in 12 projects.
Participating non-profit and other organizations that received help were: Arion Therapeutic Farm, Canadian Red Cross, Central Okanagan Food Bank, City of Kelowna CNC Family Day event, Hands in Service, HOPE Outreach, Okanagan Boys and Girls Clubs, Freedoms Door, Kelowna Gospel Mission, Okanagan Mens Shed and YMCA. Projects included indoor cleaning, painting, event support and resource kit creation.
Thanks UBC Okanagan students and Community Service Learning program staff for giving up your reading week and giving back to your community!
About the Pushor Mitchell United Way Day of Caring®:
The Pushor Mitchell United Way Day of Caring® is a unique opportunity for employee, student or other volunteer groups to support local non-profit organizations by completing a project that the non-profit might not otherwise have the manpower or resources for. United Way coordinates the projects by matching up the charities with the volunteer teams.
