Lytton (Edith Loring Kuhanga/Facebook)
“Communities across British Columbia have already been profoundly affected by a 2021 wildfire season that promises to continue posing extraordinary challenges for the safety and recovery of people in BC,” said UWBC in a release.
“With the devastation in Lytton BC… and other fires that continue to impact the people of our regions, United Way recognizes that support will be needed for both intermediate and long-term recovery efforts.”
People are asked to donate to the United for BC Wildfire Recovery Fund to support critical relief and recovery efforts in Lytton as well as other communities affected by this summer’s wildfires. There are 307 active wildfires across the province as of Monday morning.