Tag: Shuswap Community Foundation

Two volunteers recognized at Heart of the Shuswap Mixer

Two Shuswap volunteers were recognized for their community service at the Heart of the Shuswap Mixer in Salmon Arm last week.

Construction set to begin at historic building in Salmon Arm

Restoration of Salmon Arm's first permanent municipal hall building, located at 31 Hudson Ave NE is set to begin. 

Shuswap Community Foundations launches volunteer awards program

The Shuswap Community Foundation (SCF) has launched a new awards program to honour volunteers.

Shuswap Community Foundations launches campaign to revitalize heritage building

Shuswap Community Foundation (SCF) is launching a campaign to restore a Salmon Arm landmark.

Shuswap Community Foundations announces new grant programs

The Shuswap Community Foundation (SCF) has announced three new grant programs for non-profit organizations in the Shuswap and are now open for applications.

Salmon Arm’s historic landmark to be restored

In an announcement on June 8, City council said they have approved the sale of the heritage building at 31 Hudson Avenue NE to the Shuswap Community Foundation for $1.

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