Our Priorities
United Way is improving lives locally by investing in programs and services that move people from poverty to possibility, help kids be all they can be, and build strong, resilient, healthy communities.
Our Impact
United Way strives to achieve meaningful, long-term improvements to the quality of life in our communities. In order to do this, we have created our Community Impact Strategy. This framework sets clear priorities for our investments and collaborative work so that we know we are making a measurable difference in our region.
Community Development
Part of United Way’s mandate is to work together with community groups, agencies, governments and businesses to address local issues.
Funding
United Way is committed to investing in programs and projects that address our focus areas and demonstrate success in achieving results.
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Impact Stories
United Way invests in 80 local programs through Community Fund
Shown above: South Okanagan community impact team – left to right: Greg McGowan, Jeff Kruck, Jude Brunt, Ian Teetzel, Tammy Tanner September 11, 2019 (Southern Interior) – This week, United Way
United Way delivers car seats destined for families in need in the Southern Interior
August 22, 2019 (Okanagan region) – Next week, United Way Southern Interior BC (SIBC) invites media to join us at a few key distribution sites of child car seats across the
4 Local programs win awards from Social Enterprise Accelerator Fund
August 21, 2019 – Today, United Way Southern Interior BC (SIBC), in partnership with Interior Savings Credit Union and the Community Foundations of the North and South Okanagan, announces the four