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A Sneak Peek of Foundry Kelowna

June 20, 2017 By Leave a Comment

We are incredibly proud of how Foundry Kelowna is coming together. Okanagan Edge and Castanet have highlighted the Foundry Kelowna space and design to give you a sneak peek at the centre. We expect to begin accepting walk-in patients at the end of the summer with a grand opening in the fall.

For the full article, visit Okanagan Edge here.

 

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Central Okanagan Foundation Gifts $50,000 to Support New Youth Mental Health Centre in Kelowna

May 10, 2017 By Leave a Comment

(Pictured from left to right: Bruce Davies, Executive Director, Central Okanagan Foundation; Cheryl Miller, Director Central Okanagan Foundation; Shari Slattery, Philanthropy Officer, Canadian Mental Health Association – Kelowna; Allison Ramchuk, Senior Development Officer, KGH Foundation; Sharon McCoubrey, Board Chair Central Okanagan Foundation.)

The fundraising effort to raise $2 million to open a new integrated youth and family mental health care centre in Kelowna has received a massive boost thanks to a $50,000 donation from the Central Okanagan Foundation (COF). [Read more…]

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International Women’s Day Fundraiser Raises $5,500 for Foundry Kelowna

April 18, 2017 By Leave a Comment

On #InternationalWomensDay, 5 chefs, 4 winemakers and 40 guests came together to support CMHA Kelowna at the #BeBoldForChange Fundraising Dinner at Quails’ Gate. A total of $5,500 was raised for our Nutrition programs at CMHA and Foundry Kelowna! It was all about women supporting women and food making connections. A huge thank you to Aman Dosanj from The Paisley Notebook for organizing this event and the rest of the team involved in making this happen. We are so grateful for this collaborative support you have shown for us! #GetLoud


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