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SUMMARY:Intro to Table Talks - Penticton
DESCRIPTION:Join us to experience Table Talks  \nTable Talks is for settlers who are ready to learn\, reflect\, and support one another to take action for reconciliation. \nFind out how you can bring Table Talks to your community or workplace. \nYour Hosts \nKELLY TERBASKET\, Program Director at IndigenEYEZ and kinSHIFT \nKIM ENGLISH\, Regional Development Manager\, Community Foundation of the South Okanagan Similkameen. \nWho is this Info Session for? \nThis session is for anyone interested in taking concrete action by engaging in courageous conversations about reconciliation with family\, friends\, or coworkers. \nDate \nPENTICTON: Wed\, May 13 | Okanagan College\, Jim Pattison Centre of Excellence\, 583 Duncan Avenue\, Room PC113 \nWhat is Table Talks? \nDesigned in the Similkameen by an Indigenous-led team\, this user-friendly resource supports courageous conversations about reconciliation.  Table Talks begins with an Info Session that leads to 4 subsequent workshops for those who wish to embark on the journey. \nWe’re hosting these Info Sessions to amplify the invitation for the people and organizations of the Okanagan to further reconciliation in our region. \nThe Vision \nTable Talks was inspired by the desire to help settlers get more comfortable talking about colonization and how it has impacted us all. \nThe program aims to deepen curiosity and understanding about how our colonial history has shaped our relationships with each other\, laying the foundation for Indigenous peoples and settlers to work together to create a future that benefits all of us—and our children. \nWhy Table Talks? \nCourageous conversations are challenging. People are afraid of doing or saying the wrong thing. A good place to tackle this hard work is around our kitchen tables with family and friends—or around the boardroom table with colleagues. \nTable Talks shares a well-resourced path for venturing into these important conversations with others who are also interested in moving the dial on reconciliation. \nCome and discover our helpful resources to guide these conversations! \nRegister Here
URL:https://www.cfso.net/event/into-to-table-talks-penticton/
CATEGORIES:Table Talks
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ORGANIZER;CN="Kim English":MAILTO:kimenglish@cfso.net
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SUMMARY:Intro to Table Talks - Vernon
DESCRIPTION:Join us to experience Table Talks  \nTable Talks is for settlers who are ready to learn\, reflect\, and support one another to take action for reconciliation. \nFind out how you can bring Table Talks to your community or workplace. \nYour Hosts \nKELLY TERBASKET\, Program Director at IndigenEYEZ and kinSHIFT \nKIM ENGLISH\, Regional Development Manager\, Community Foundation of the South Okanagan Similkameen. \nWho is this Info Session for? \nThis session is for anyone interested in taking concrete action by engaging in courageous conversations about reconciliation with family\, friends\, or coworkers. \nDate \nVERNON: Wed\, May 20 | Vernon Performing Arts Centre\, Marie Fleming Studio\, 3800 33rd Street \nWhat is Table Talks? \nDesigned in the Similkameen by an Indigenous-led team\, this user-friendly resource supports courageous conversations about reconciliation.  Table Talks begins with an Info Session that leads to 4 subsequent workshops for those who wish to embark on the journey. \nWe’re hosting these Info Sessions to amplify the invitation for the people and organizations of the Okanagan to further reconciliation in our region. \nThe Vision \nTable Talks was inspired by the desire to help settlers get more comfortable talking about colonization and how it has impacted us all. \nThe program aims to deepen curiosity and understanding about how our colonial history has shaped our relationships with each other\, laying the foundation for Indigenous peoples and settlers to work together to create a future that benefits all of us—and our children. \nWhy Table Talks? \nCourageous conversations are challenging. People are afraid of doing or saying the wrong thing. A good place to tackle this hard work is around our kitchen tables with family and friends—or around the boardroom table with colleagues. \nTable Talks shares a well-resourced path for venturing into these important conversations with others who are also interested in moving the dial on reconciliation. \nCome and discover our helpful resources to guide these conversations! \nRegister Here
URL:https://www.cfso.net/event/intro-to-table-talks-vernon/
CATEGORIES:Table Talks
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ORGANIZER;CN="Kim English":MAILTO:kimenglish@cfso.net
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SUMMARY:Intro to Table Talks - Kelowna
DESCRIPTION:Join us to experience Table Talks  \nTable Talks is for settlers who are ready to learn\, reflect\, and support one another to take action for reconciliation. \nFind out how you can bring Table Talks to your community or workplace. \nYour Hosts \nKELLY TERBASKET\, Program Director at IndigenEYEZ and kinSHIFT \nKIM ENGLISH\, Regional Development Manager\, Community Foundation of the South Okanagan Similkameen. \nWho is this Info Session for? \nThis session is for anyone interested in taking concrete action by engaging in courageous conversations about reconciliation with family\, friends\, or coworkers. \nDate \nKELOWNA: Wed\, May 27 | Downtown Kelowna Library\, 1380 Ellis Street \nWhat is Table Talks? \nDesigned in the Similkameen by an Indigenous-led team\, this user-friendly resource supports courageous conversations about reconciliation.  Table Talks begins with an Info Session that leads to 4 subsequent workshops for those who wish to embark on the journey. \nWe’re hosting these Info Sessions to amplify the invitation for the people and organizations of the Okanagan to further reconciliation in our region. \nThe Vision \nTable Talks was inspired by the desire to help settlers get more comfortable talking about colonization and how it has impacted us all. \nThe program aims to deepen curiosity and understanding about how our colonial history has shaped our relationships with each other\, laying the foundation for Indigenous peoples and settlers to work together to create a future that benefits all of us—and our children. \nWhy Table Talks? \nCourageous conversations are challenging. People are afraid of doing or saying the wrong thing. A good place to tackle this hard work is around our kitchen tables with family and friends—or around the boardroom table with colleagues. \nTable Talks shares a well-resourced path for venturing into these important conversations with others who are also interested in moving the dial on reconciliation. \nCome and discover our helpful resources to guide these conversations! \nRegister Here
URL:https://www.cfso.net/event/intro-to-table-talks-kelowna/
CATEGORIES:Table Talks
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ORGANIZER;CN="Kim English":MAILTO:kimenglish@cfso.net
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SUMMARY:Possibility Circle: Neighbour-Led Learning & Action #6
DESCRIPTION:The Possibility Circle is a monthly gathering for neighbours who want to strengthen connections\, share ideas\, and explore what’s possible where they live. Rooted in Asset-Based Community Development (ABCD)\, this circle brings people together to learn from one another\, celebrate small wins\, and grow local action – one spark at a time. \nMany participants are current or past Neighbourhood Small Grants (NSG) project leaders\, volunteers\, or folks who are simply curious about getting involved. The Circle offers a supportive space to reflect on NSG experiences\, develop new ideas\, and explore how small\, neighbour-led moments can grow into lasting community impact. \nEveryone is welcome – whether you’ve hosted an NSG project\, are dreaming up your first one\, or are just looking for a place to connect with others in your community. Throughout the year\, guest speakers from the Tamarack Institute and kinSHIFT will join us to share stories\, tools\, and perspectives that support neighbour-led learning and action. \nThis is an online circle\, you are encouraged to bring your dinner\, settle in from wherever you are\, and join us for an hour and a half of connection\, learning\, and possibility.
URL:https://www.cfso.net/event/possibility-circle-6/
CATEGORIES:Neighbourhood Small Grants
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ORGANIZER;CN="Kim English":MAILTO:kimenglish@cfso.net
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Toronto:20260617T170000
DTEND;TZID=America/Toronto:20260617T190000
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SUMMARY:100 Women Who Care - June 17th - Summerland Heritage Cidery
DESCRIPTION:We’re excited to welcome you back for our first 100 Women Who Care event of 2026 – an evening of shared purpose\, connection\, and collective giving. \nDate: Wednesday\, June 17th\nTime: 5:00 PM – 7:00 PM\nVenue: Summerland Heritage Cidery \nWe’ll be serving light bites to keep the energy flowing\, and drinks will be available for purchase. \n The theme for this quarter is still to be determined!\nDo you have field of interest that you would like to learn more about? Send your suggestions to 100women@cfso.net. \nIf you need to make your one-time commitment fee and/or your quarterly donations you can do that here. \nIf you have any questions please email 100women@cfso.net. \nPlease note member RSVPs are open now and guest spots will open closer to the event date based on capacity.
URL:https://www.cfso.net/event/100-women-who-care-june-17-summerlandcidery/
LOCATION:Heritage Cidery\, 3113 Johnson St\, Summerland\, BC\, V0H 1Z4\, Canada
CATEGORIES:100 Women Who Care
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20260708T180000
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20260708T180000
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SUMMARY:Possibility Circle: Neighbour-Led Learning & Action #7
DESCRIPTION:The Possibility Circle is a monthly gathering for neighbours who want to strengthen connections\, share ideas\, and explore what’s possible where they live. Rooted in Asset-Based Community Development (ABCD)\, this circle brings people together to learn from one another\, celebrate small wins\, and grow local action – one spark at a time. \nMany participants are current or past Neighbourhood Small Grants (NSG) project leaders\, volunteers\, or folks who are simply curious about getting involved. The Circle offers a supportive space to reflect on NSG experiences\, develop new ideas\, and explore how small\, neighbour-led moments can grow into lasting community impact. \nEveryone is welcome – whether you’ve hosted an NSG project\, are dreaming up your first one\, or are just looking for a place to connect with others in your community. Throughout the year\, guest speakers from the Tamarack Institute and kinSHIFT will join us to share stories\, tools\, and perspectives that support neighbour-led learning and action. \nThis is an online circle\, you are encouraged to bring your dinner\, settle in from wherever you are\, and join us for an hour and a half of connection\, learning\, and possibility.
URL:https://www.cfso.net/event/possibility-circle-7/
CATEGORIES:Neighbourhood Small Grants
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ORGANIZER;CN="Kim English":MAILTO:kimenglish@cfso.net
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20260805T180000
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20260805T193000
DTSTAMP:20260505T091910
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SUMMARY:Possibility Circle: Neighbour-Led Learning & Action #8
DESCRIPTION:The Possibility Circle is a monthly gathering for neighbours who want to strengthen connections\, share ideas\, and explore what’s possible where they live. Rooted in Asset-Based Community Development (ABCD)\, this circle brings people together to learn from one another\, celebrate small wins\, and grow local action – one spark at a time. \nMany participants are current or past Neighbourhood Small Grants (NSG) project leaders\, volunteers\, or folks who are simply curious about getting involved. The Circle offers a supportive space to reflect on NSG experiences\, develop new ideas\, and explore how small\, neighbour-led moments can grow into lasting community impact. \nEveryone is welcome – whether you’ve hosted an NSG project\, are dreaming up your first one\, or are just looking for a place to connect with others in your community. Throughout the year\, guest speakers from the Tamarack Institute and kinSHIFT will join us to share stories\, tools\, and perspectives that support neighbour-led learning and action. \nThis is an online circle\, you are encouraged to bring your dinner\, settle in from wherever you are\, and join us for an hour and a half of connection\, learning\, and possibility.
URL:https://www.cfso.net/event/possibility-circle-8/
CATEGORIES:Neighbourhood Small Grants
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ORGANIZER;CN="Kim English":MAILTO:kimenglish@cfso.net
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20260909T180000
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20260909T193000
DTSTAMP:20260505T091910
CREATED:20251204T230737Z
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SUMMARY:Possibility Circle: Neighbour-Led Learning & Action #9
DESCRIPTION:The Possibility Circle is a monthly gathering for neighbours who want to strengthen connections\, share ideas\, and explore what’s possible where they live. Rooted in Asset-Based Community Development (ABCD)\, this circle brings people together to learn from one another\, celebrate small wins\, and grow local action – one spark at a time. \nMany participants are current or past Neighbourhood Small Grants (NSG) project leaders\, volunteers\, or folks who are simply curious about getting involved. The Circle offers a supportive space to reflect on NSG experiences\, develop new ideas\, and explore how small\, neighbour-led moments can grow into lasting community impact. \nEveryone is welcome – whether you’ve hosted an NSG project\, are dreaming up your first one\, or are just looking for a place to connect with others in your community. Throughout the year\, guest speakers from the Tamarack Institute and kinSHIFT will join us to share stories\, tools\, and perspectives that support neighbour-led learning and action. \nThis is an online circle\, you are encouraged to bring your dinner\, settle in from wherever you are\, and join us for an hour and a half of connection\, learning\, and possibility.
URL:https://www.cfso.net/event/possibility-circle-9/
CATEGORIES:Neighbourhood Small Grants
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ORGANIZER;CN="Kim English":MAILTO:kimenglish@cfso.net
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Toronto:20260916T170000
DTEND;TZID=America/Toronto:20260916T190000
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LAST-MODIFIED:20260304T213226Z
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SUMMARY:100 Women Who Care - Sept 16 - Guerard's
DESCRIPTION:We’re excited to welcome you back for our first 100 Women Who Care event of 2026 – an evening of shared purpose\, connection\, and collective giving. \nDate: Wednesday\, Sept 16th\nTime: 5:00 PM – 7:00 PM\nVenue: Guerard’s Furniture \nWe’ll be serving light bites to keep the energy flowing\, and drinks will be available for purchase. \n The theme for this quarter is still to be determined!\nDo you have field of interest that you would like to learn more about? Send your suggestions to 100women@cfso.net. \nRSVPs will open up closer to the event date. \nIf you need to make your one-time commitment fee and/or your quarterly donations you can do that here. \nIf you have any questions please email 100women@cfso.net. \nPlease note member RSVPs are open now and guest spots will open closer to the event date based on capacity.
URL:https://www.cfso.net/event/100-women-who-care-april-8-penticton-golf-and-country-club-4/
LOCATION:Guerard’s Furniture\, 70 Backstreet Blvd\, Penticton\, BC\, V2A 1H6\, Canada
CATEGORIES:100 Women Who Care
ORGANIZER;CN="CFSOS":MAILTO:info@cfso.net
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20261007T180000
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20261007T193000
DTSTAMP:20260505T091910
CREATED:20251204T231049Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20251204T231049Z
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SUMMARY:Possibility Circle: Neighbour-Led Learning & Action #10
DESCRIPTION:The Possibility Circle is a monthly gathering for neighbours who want to strengthen connections\, share ideas\, and explore what’s possible where they live. Rooted in Asset-Based Community Development (ABCD)\, this circle brings people together to learn from one another\, celebrate small wins\, and grow local action – one spark at a time. \nMany participants are current or past Neighbourhood Small Grants (NSG) project leaders\, volunteers\, or folks who are simply curious about getting involved. The Circle offers a supportive space to reflect on NSG experiences\, develop new ideas\, and explore how small\, neighbour-led moments can grow into lasting community impact. \nEveryone is welcome – whether you’ve hosted an NSG project\, are dreaming up your first one\, or are just looking for a place to connect with others in your community. Throughout the year\, guest speakers from the Tamarack Institute and kinSHIFT will join us to share stories\, tools\, and perspectives that support neighbour-led learning and action. \nThis is an online circle\, you are encouraged to bring your dinner\, settle in from wherever you are\, and join us for an hour and a half of connection\, learning\, and possibility.
URL:https://www.cfso.net/event/possibility-circle-10/
CATEGORIES:Neighbourhood Small Grants
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ORGANIZER;CN="Kim English":MAILTO:kimenglish@cfso.net
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20261104T180000
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20261104T193000
DTSTAMP:20260505T091910
CREATED:20251204T231414Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20251204T231414Z
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SUMMARY:Possibility Circle: Neighbour-Led Learning & Action #11
DESCRIPTION:The Possibility Circle is a monthly gathering for neighbours who want to strengthen connections\, share ideas\, and explore what’s possible where they live. Rooted in Asset-Based Community Development (ABCD)\, this circle brings people together to learn from one another\, celebrate small wins\, and grow local action – one spark at a time. \nMany participants are current or past Neighbourhood Small Grants (NSG) project leaders\, volunteers\, or folks who are simply curious about getting involved. The Circle offers a supportive space to reflect on NSG experiences\, develop new ideas\, and explore how small\, neighbour-led moments can grow into lasting community impact. \nEveryone is welcome – whether you’ve hosted an NSG project\, are dreaming up your first one\, or are just looking for a place to connect with others in your community. Throughout the year\, guest speakers from the Tamarack Institute and kinSHIFT will join us to share stories\, tools\, and perspectives that support neighbour-led learning and action. \nThis is an online circle\, you are encouraged to bring your dinner\, settle in from wherever you are\, and join us for an hour and a half of connection\, learning\, and possibility.
URL:https://www.cfso.net/event/possibility-circle-11/
CATEGORIES:Neighbourhood Small Grants
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ORGANIZER;CN="Kim English":MAILTO:kimenglish@cfso.net
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Toronto:20261118T170000
DTEND;TZID=America/Toronto:20261118T190000
DTSTAMP:20260505T091910
CREATED:20260304T214352Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260408T173741Z
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SUMMARY:100 Women Who Care - Nov 26 - OROLO Restaurant + Cocktail Bar
DESCRIPTION:We’re excited to welcome you back for our first 100 Women Who Care event of 2026 – an evening of shared purpose\, connection\, and collective giving. \nDate: Wednesday\, Nov 18th\nTime: 5:00 PM – 7:00 PM\nVenue: OROLO Restaurant + Cocktail Bar \nWe’ll be serving light bites to keep the energy flowing\, and drinks will be available for purchase. \n The theme for this quarter is still to be determined!\nDo you have field of interest that you would like to learn more about? Send your suggestions to 100women@cfso.net. \nRSVPs will open up closer to the event date. \nIf you need to make your one-time commitment fee and/or your quarterly donations you can do that here. \nIf you have any questions please email 100women@cfso.net. \nPlease note member RSVPs are open now and guest spots will open closer to the event date based on capacity.
URL:https://www.cfso.net/event/100-women-who-care-april-8-penticton-golf-and-country-club-1/
LOCATION:OROLO Restaurant + Cocktail Bar\, 361 Martin St\, Penticton\, BC\, V2A 5K6\, Canada
CATEGORIES:100 Women Who Care
ORGANIZER;CN="CFSOS":MAILTO:info@cfso.net
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20261202T180000
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20261202T193000
DTSTAMP:20260505T091910
CREATED:20251204T231618Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20251204T231618Z
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SUMMARY:Possibility Circle: Neighbour-Led Learning & Action #12
DESCRIPTION:The Possibility Circle is a monthly gathering for neighbours who want to strengthen connections\, share ideas\, and explore what’s possible where they live. Rooted in Asset-Based Community Development (ABCD)\, this circle brings people together to learn from one another\, celebrate small wins\, and grow local action – one spark at a time. \nMany participants are current or past Neighbourhood Small Grants (NSG) project leaders\, volunteers\, or folks who are simply curious about getting involved. The Circle offers a supportive space to reflect on NSG experiences\, develop new ideas\, and explore how small\, neighbour-led moments can grow into lasting community impact. \nEveryone is welcome – whether you’ve hosted an NSG project\, are dreaming up your first one\, or are just looking for a place to connect with others in your community. Throughout the year\, guest speakers from the Tamarack Institute and kinSHIFT will join us to share stories\, tools\, and perspectives that support neighbour-led learning and action. \nThis is an online circle\, you are encouraged to bring your dinner\, settle in from wherever you are\, and join us for an hour and a half of connection\, learning\, and possibility.
URL:https://www.cfso.net/event/possibility-circle-12/
CATEGORIES:Neighbourhood Small Grants
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ORGANIZER;CN="Kim English":MAILTO:kimenglish@cfso.net
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