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2 Kelowna-based non-profits receive grants from Beem Credit Union

Beem Credit Union has contributed over $2.3 million through its Community Investment Fund since 2007
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BrainTrust Canada on Lawrence Ave in Kelowna.

The recipients of Beem Credit Union's Community Investment Fund for spring 2025 have been announced. 

Two Kelowna-based non-profit organizations were selected to receive between $5,000 and $15,000 to help launch or grow programs that help connect people, support mental health, and celebrate culture. 

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The local organizations receiving grant money are the Wahkotowin Wellness Services Association and BrainTrust Canada. Wahkotowin Wellness services supports Indigenous youth and family through culture workshops and online tools. BrainTrust delivers interactive therapy to youth with brain injuries. The exact amount each group will be given was not provided. 

Beem Credit Union has contributed over $2.3 million through its Community Investment Fund since 2007. 

The other recipients for spring are the Conayt Friendship Society in Nicola Valley, the Chase Festival Society, Lillooet Elks, and Fort St. John's Men's Shed Society. 



Brittany Webster

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