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The official launch of '100 Kids Who Care Vernon' takes place next Tuesday.
The organization consists of a group of community involved local youth between the ages of five and 17.
All 100 kids and teens donate $10 of their own money four times a year to three nominated charities of their choice.
The charities nominated are known to make a positive impact in the community, country or worldwide.
"It's about inspiring and empowering youth to make a difference. Let's encourage and empower our kids to make a difference and help them grow into adults who believe they can change the world."
The 100 Kids Who Care Vernon launch party takes place at Kalview Cafe, Okanagan College on March 6. at 5 p.m.
Three charities will be chosen to feature during the launch next week.
