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Donations for Wildfire Relief

Wildfires are impacting communities across the Okanagan, forcing thousands of people from their homes and leaving families facing an uncertain time in the days and weeks ahead. 

​We are bringing our community together to collect essential items for people who have been displaced. We will deliver donations to Kelowna Branch - Mamas for Mamas and they will distribute them to families as they navigate evacuation, temporary housing and recovery. 

What We Are Collecting

We are prioritizing items that families need for everyday life. To help ensure donations can be safely and efficiently distributed, all donated items should be new and wherever possible packed in small bags or boxes for ease of distribution.

Baby & Family Essentials

  • Diapers, especially sizes 5 and 6 

  • Pull-Ups 

  • Baby wipes 

  • Formula and baby food 

Personal Care

  • Feminine hygiene products 

  • Depends and other incontinence products 

  • Toiletries, including shampoo, conditioner, soap, toothbrushes, toothpaste and deodorant 

Clothing & Household Essentials

  • New clothes, especially new underwear and socks, all sizes (in original packaging please) 

  • Back to School back packs and school supplies

  • Sleeping bags, which are preferred over blankets because of limited storage space 

  • Towels 

  • Laundry strips 

  • Dish soap 

  • All-purpose cleaning supplies 

Health & Safety

  • First aid supplies 

  • Air purifiers 

Pet Supplies

  • Pet food 

  • Pet supplies 

Gift Cards

  • Small-denomination gift cards for grocery stores, gas, and other necessities.

Where to Drop Off

Lake Country Health 
10080 Main Street 
Lake Country, BC 

Monday to Friday 
9 AM–3 PM 

Donations can be dropped off at our office during these hours. 

Thank you to everyone in Lake Country who is helping support families affected by wildfires.

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10080 Main Street
Lake Country

BC, V4V 1T8

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