ANNUAL HOLIDAY CAMPAIGN
Due to not achieving our goal by Dec 31, we have extended our campaign until January 15, 2025
Goal $60,000!
Our Annual Holiday Campaign is underway until December 30, 2024, with an urgent goal to raise $60,000. This funding is critical to ensuring our support services remain available at no cost to those who need them most as we work to address this year’s 55% fundraising deficit. Every contribution makes a difference—help us continue to provide care and hope to our community! With only 2% of our funding coming from government sources outside our annual gaming grant, this campaign is vital to ensuring families find comfort and care during life’s most challenging times.
Your support makes a direct, lasting impact—please join us in making a difference today. ​​​​​​​
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Our Impact
Our support has been a lifeline for families like Kerry's. After the devastating loss of her husband, Kerry and her two young daughters found a safe place to heal and regain hope. Your generosity makes this care possible. Please help us ensure no family faces such heartbreak alone.
Kerry’s Story: A Journey of Love, Loss, and the Compassion of a Community
Kerry and Kyle's love story blossomed in Campbell River, where they built a life filled with family, laughter, and deep-rooted community ties. Together, they raised two daughters, Kenzie, 14, and Kinley, 8, nurturing a home centred on love and resilience. Kyle, a dedicated Deputy Sheriff and lifelong resident, was well-known in the community, while Kerry worked tirelessly at the local hospital, making them a family that touched many lives.
Their lives took a tragic turn when, at just 46, Kyle was diagnosed with an aggressive and rare form of esophageal and gastric junction cancer after experiencing what seemed like superficial acid reflux. "It felt like our whole world came crashing down," Kerry shares. Kyle’s courageous battle took them through countless treatments and appointments, with Kerry balancing the roles of mother, caregiver, and advocate. “Some days, I felt like I was barely holding on,” she admits, but she held her family close through each step. READ MORE
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