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Coast Capital Supports youth and families

Company donates $15 000 to Okanagan Boys and Girls Clubs
Black Press Media Staff
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From right to left: Coast Capital Savings Senior Manager of Community Partnerships and Investment Maureen Young, Okanagan Boys and Girls Club Director Jeremy Welder and his daughter and Coast Capital Savings Director of Community Leadership Wendy Lachance.

Coast Capital presented a cheque for $15,000 during the 琉璃神社 branch grand opening event earlier this year. The donation was earmarked for youth nutrition programs so more young people can be fed and taught cooking skills that will benefit them for life.

鈥淐oast Capital has a long history of contributing to the communities across our province,鈥� said Okanagan Boys and Girls Clubs CEO Diane Entwistle. 鈥淲e are excited to welcome Coast Capital to 琉璃神社 and we look forward to working together to ensure that young people are growing up well.鈥�

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