Need for fundraising climbs as United Way BC hosts Kelowna breakfast
The United Way BC held its annual kick-off breakfast in Kelowna to launch fundraising for community programs. The event featured a panel discussion and networking among local business and supporter groups, aiming to boost donations for United Way BC’s campaigns this year.
What happened at the event
United Way BC hosted a kick-off breakfast at the Laurel Packinghouse in Kelowna on the morning of September 17, 2026. The gathering included a room full of local businesspeople and supporters, a panel discussion, and breakfast service. The purpose was to start this year’s fundraising campaign and raise awareness of community needs addressed by United Way BC programs.
Who benefits and who is affected
Funds from United Way BC campaigns typically support programs for families, seniors, and vulnerable residents across the region. While the event itself is a local fundraiser in Kelowna, the broader impact of United Way campaigns can help nonprofit groups and service providers that rely on donor support to run community services.
What to do next if you’re interested
If you want to participate or donate, look for official United Way BC channels for the Kelowna campaign. Options often include one-time gifts, monthly giving, or workplace giving programs. Local residents and businesses can contact United Way BC or visit their official website or local communications to learn about campaign events, volunteer opportunities, and how donations translate into programs.
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