How an adaptive bike from Bear Essentials changed Roland’s life
From the moment he was born, Roland was a happy and joyful boy, always laughing and squealing with delight. However, his parents, Aubrey and Jeremy, began to notice differences as…
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Now and then: How Bear Essentials helped this Parksville family
/in Island kids, Stories, Updates/by Megan MaherA few years ago, we introduced you to Heather, Wyatt, and Kason from Parksville. Living on Vancouver Island with her two sons, Heather’s experienced both the highs and lows that…
Celebrating three years of Q̓ʷalayu House
/in Stories/by Megan MaherWhen Q̓ʷalayu House first opened its doors in the summer of 2021, its goal was clear: to provide a safe and welcoming space for families from outside Campbell River, allowing…
Jax’s journey: a year of growth
/in Island kids, News, Stories/by Megan MaherLast year, we introduced you to Jax, a middle-schooler facing challenges associated with cerebral palsy, spastic diplegia, and autism spectrum disorder. Now 13, he lives in Sidney with his devoted…
Why I give: Pat’s legacy of compassion
/in Donor spotlight, News, Stories/by Megan MaherAt 90 years young, Patrick, also known as Pat, embodies a legacy of compassion in his Campbell River community. In addition to a 30-year career as a brewer, Pat served…
From grids to gardens: How one BC Hydro employee inspired his community to give back
/in News, Stories/by Megan MaherIn Campbell River, where the hum of power grids meets the tranquility of coastal living, Andrew, a communications protection and control technologist at BC Hydro, discovered the impact of community…
Tim Hortons® Smile Cookie is back! Support Island kids and get delicious treats
/in Updates/by Megan MaherThe countdown is over, cookie lovers! Tim Hortons’ Smile Cookie Week kicks off on April 29, and for the 11th year in a row, we’re teaming up to spread smiles…
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