$110K raised as Kelowna fundraiser for autism grows into national movement
08-06-2026 21:04 via nanaimobulletin.com

$110K raised as Kelowna fundraiser for autism grows into national movement

A fundraising initiative started in the Okanagan is celebrating a milestone in its efforts to fund autism support networks across Canada.
Founded by Kelowna resident Kim Inglis, the fundraising group Making Waves for Autism has announced it has raised over $110,000 for Autism Canada since getting its start in 2024.
The fundraiser has gathered enough money that Autism Canada has been able to launch its Community Assistance Program ahead of schedule in October 2024.
The program helps individuals w
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