Thanks to the generosity of our communities, individuals, organizations and local businesses, H2H is in a position to help local families in their time of crisis.
The Rusty Nuts Car Club has once again shown up for Highway to Healing with another generous show of community spirit. Their continued support means more South Okanagan families can access the medical care their children need without worrying about the cost of getting there. We are so grateful for their ongoing commitment to our mission — thank you, Rusty Nuts!
Highway to Healing Secretary Brock Jackson recently highlighted the ongoing support available for families in Osoyoos, Oliver, and Okanagan Falls who must travel for their child's medical care. Highway to Healing provides financial assistance for travel costs—big or small—to help ensure children can access the treatment they need. If you know a family who could benefit, we're here to help.
We are so pleased to share an update about Owen, one of the brave little ones our Highway to Healing community has been able to support. Owen recently underwent surgery, and his parents tell us he showed tremendous courage throughout the process. We are thrilled to hear that the surgery went very well and that he is recovering. Thank you to our supporters for making stories like Owen's possible — your generosity continues to help local families in need.
We're incredibly grateful to Osoyoos Home Building Centre for their generous donation of $528.32, and to The Rusty Nuts Car Club, who raised nearly $2,000 for Highway to Healing through their car rally. Your support helps local families access vital resources during challenging times. Thank you for being part of our healing community!
Thank you to everyone who entered the draw and helped to support families in need. We all appreciate your support.
A big thank you to Tumbleweed Distilling for choosing Highway to Healing as their Easter Market charity. Every dollar raised goes directly to helping local families cover medical travel costs.
As Canadians across the country struggle with the rising cost of living, the Highway to Healing Support Society is appealing for donations on the back of rising demand for its services in the South Okanagan. The South Okanagan-based non-profit society and registered charity has a mission to assist families in local communities by providing financial support and resources when they must travel to access medical care for their ill or injured child.
View story at Times ChronicleHighway to Healing held a fundraiser barbeque supported by Nesters Market as the society ramped up a new fall fundraising campaign. "We've just started a brand new social media fundraiser called 'Pave the Way' so we're looking for our community to help us get families to care for their children," said Tracy McFadden, president of Highway to Healing Society. "We had a big fundraiser this summer and it was absolutely successful, we had great community support raising about $15,000."
View story at Castanet
The 100 Women Who Care Penticton chapter chose Highway to Healing as a recipient, helping amplify our mission to support South Okanagan families facing medical travel costs for their children.
View story at CastanetA not-for-profit has been helping families in Oliver, Osoyoos and Okanagan Falls when they are in crisis. Highway to Healing began as a project of the Rotary Club in Oliver but has since grown its own roots. Since Highway to Healing was created it has provided more than $64,000 to at least 28 local families. "There are times — when we live in small rural communities — people don't realize that when your child is sick those services are not readily available and the families have to travel," said Tracy MacFadden, Highway to Healing president.
Read full article at Global NewsIf your family needs support, or if you'd like to contribute to our mission, we'd love to hear from you.
