Bursary established to honour former Keremeos editor
New fund will help graduates at Similkameen Elementary Secondary School pursue their dreams. Read the full story in the Similkameen...
The Community Services Recovery Fund launches January 6, 2023.
We work with charities in your community to understand their needs, and to help make donated dollars go further. We ensure that the charity of your choice receives funding.
As your community’s charity experts, we create and support all kinds of funding opportunities. And we’re interested in supporting any project — large or small — that will make your community a better place to live.
New fund will help graduates at Similkameen Elementary Secondary School pursue their dreams. Read the full story in the Similkameen...
In the Spring of 2022, after 12 years in the same location, The Canadian Mental Health Association of the South...
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...
If you’ve seen a neighbourhood block party pop up around the region, it’s likely thanks to funding from Neighbourhood Small...
A series of stories related to the Community Foundation’s AUD project are being published in the Similkameen Spotlight. Read the...
If you were out and about last year, you probably saw The Penticton & District Arts Council at KidsFest, Indigenous...
Established in 1991 the Community Foundation of the South Okanagan Similkameen has been giving choices and funding change to make our local communities better places to live.
We acknowledge that we live, work, and learn within the ancestral, traditional, and unceded territory of the Syilx Nation.
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