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Share to Feb 26, 2021 10:24 AM Pete McIntyre
The Gospel Mission in Kelowna invites the community to their 10th annual fundraising 2K & 5K walk or 10K run, in their Strides to End Homelessness event Saturday, Feb. 27.
This year, due to COVID, rather than walking together, participants will walk in their own bubbles, wearing their Strides to End Homelessness toques.
With Kelowna’s help, the goal this year is to raise $50,000 to support the men and woman at the Mission’s emergency shelter and at Harmony Ministries, their women’s transitional homes. Services include meals, shelter, outreach, individual wellness plans and more.
This year, most of the fundraising is online. Once funds are raised, walkers have the option of dropping by 259B Leon Ave. between 2 p.m. and 5 p.m. to pick up a toque and snack bag. They can tag Kelowna’s Gospel Mission with a picture of their team on social media for a chance to win one of four Kelly O’Bryan’s $30 gift cards
(CARLI BERRY / iNFOnews.ca) February 09, 2021 - 4:01 PM Even though temperatures plummeted to at least -15C overnight in Kelowna, some people still chose to sleep rough. The daily “point in time” count of homeless in Kelowna found five people who had slept outdoors overnight, Stephanie Ball, executive director of the Journey Home Society told iNFOnews.ca today, Feb. 9. Ball recognizes that Kelowna is a big city and not everyone who slept outdoors is found by people doing the count. She estimates the number of people without shelter was actually around 10 to 12. “We’re exploring capacity to add additional matts in spaces when we have extreme weather, as well as identifying spaces that can be used as overnight warming centres,” she said. “Some people may still choose to stay outside but need somewhere to access 24/7 to provide somewhere to warm up, to use washroom facilities and those kinds of things. We’re looking at a blend of both. Even thou