Together
Penticton Proudly Feeds
You Make A
Difference
$750 feeds a child in Penticton each weekend of the school year!
Online donations can be made by clicking here:
For more info please contact
Tracy Van Raes, tracy@totalrestore.ca
Thank you for your support!
We are so Thankful For Our
Partners
We are so thankful for our
Diamond Sponsors
(Donations of $20,000+)
We are so thankful for our
Platinum Sponsors
(Donations of $10,000 – $19,999)
We are so thankful for our
Gold Sponsors
(Donations of $5,000 – $9,999)
100 Men Who Care
Cascades Casino
Eagles #4281
RPR Heating
Glass Ops
We are so thankful for our
Silver Sponsors
(Donations of $2,500 – $4,999)
Glow Skincare
BP Wood
100 Women Who Care
Gil Szabo
Seventh Day Adventist Church
CIBC WOOD Gundy
Penticton Home Hardware
Nicolson Exteriors
Murray GM
Lori Lancaster
Coldwell Banker
Penticton & Friends Charity Golf Classic
Sprott Shaw College
Barley Mill Pub
CUPE Local 523
Nature’s Fare Market
JCI Penticton
Underwriters Insurance
LIUNA Local 1611
Blaze King
Sally Bouchard
Castanet
We are so thankful for our
Bronze Sponsors
(Donations of $1,000 – $2,499)
Valley Geotech Engineering
Kelly Orriss Lindsey/Raymond James
Nufloors Penticton
Tin Whistle Brewing Co.
Smile Enhancement Studio
LUSO Canadian Multicultural Society
H&RT Services
Shannon Simpson
Berdick Manufacturing
Joyce Geering
Penticton Church of the Nazarene
Columbia Elementary School
Access Mechanical
Grape Friends Lounge & Tours
Connie Tweedie
Courtesy Taxi
Rene Carloni
Natalie Ferebee
Penticton Rona
Two Peas in a Pod
Bethel Kids Penticton
Fountain Tire Penticton
Minuteman Press
MEDIA
Penticton Starfish expands into High Schools
“Our community has been extremely generous with funding with donations. And we wanted to make sure that that money wasn’t […]
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Penticton Creates "Starfish Backpack Month"
The City of Penticton will be proclaiming November as Starfish backpack month, a program that works throughout BC to help […]
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Over $500 Raised for Penticton Starfish Through Bottle Drive
Empty bottles and cans are helping put food into the empty bellies of some Penticton kids. Read Article Here
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