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Habitat For Humanity
Vernon Paralympian suing housing charity over $60,000 debt
A decorated Vernon Paralympian with three gold medals under her belt is taking legal action…
Survey finds huge majority of British Columbians say homeownership now a luxury
A survey from Habitat for Humanity Canada shows 87 per cent of British Columbians view…
iN VIDEO: Okanagan youth the ‘ReStorchestra’ for national Habitat for Humanity campaign
The Okanagan Symphony Youth Orchestra has been featured in a national campaign for Habitat for…
National organization cuts ties with Kamloops branch of Habitat for Humanity
Habitat for Humanity Canada cut ties with the Kamloops branch after trying to work with…
Kamloops ReStore returns accidentally donated ashes
When an urn with the name 'Kayla Moss' turned up at the Habitat for Humanity…
West Kelowna family excited for new Habitat for Humanity home
A West Kelowna mom and her two children are excited to move into a new…
‘Heartland’ actor to donate music sales to Habitat for Humanity Okanagan
Kelowna actor Shaun Johnston is donating profits from an upcoming music project to Habitat for…
Classic Camaro from Rust Valley Restorers prize in Kamloops raffle
KAMLOOPS – If you’ve ever dreamed of owning a classic car from the 1960s, here’s…
Hefty donation shocks Habitat for Humanity Kamloops
KAMLOOPS – Habitat for Humanity was given the type of donation that's only seen “once or…
Habitat development trying again for Lake Country approval
LAKE COUNTRY – An ambitious housing project in Lake Country is looking for council approval…
Despite delay, Habitat for Humanity pushing ahead on biggest ever Okanagan project
LAKE COUNTRY – The largest building project in the 25-year history of Habitat for Humanity…
ReStore opens Kelowna location
KELOWNA – After a very successful year in West Kelowna, Habitat for Humanity has opened another ReStore in the Central Okanagan, this time in Kelowna. Executive Director Deb Guthrie says the Kelowna ReStore, which takes in items donated from the public, resells them and uses the profits to build homes for families in need, is even bigger...