Join Us for an Advanced Care Planning Seminar Shuswap Hospice Society is hosting an Advanced Care Planning Seminar on Friday, October 3 at 10:00 AM. Advanced Care Planning is the process of reflecting on your values, beliefs, and wishes for future health and personal care — and sharing them with the people you trust. Date: Friday, October 3 Time: 10:00 AM Hosted by: Shuswap Hospice Society Please register by calling 250-832-7099 or emailing [info@shuswaphospice.ca]() Everyone is welcome — start the conversation that matters.Join Us for an Advanced Care Planning Seminar Shuswap Hospice Society is hosting an Advanced Care Planning Seminar on Friday, October 3 at 10:00 AM. Advanced Care Planning is the process of reflecting on your values, beliefs, and wishes for future health and personal care — and sharing them with the people you trust. Date: Friday, October 3 Time: 10:00 AM Hosted by: Shuswap Hospice Society Please register by calling 250-832-7099 or emailing [info@shuswaphospice.ca]() Everyone is welcome — start the conversation that matters.Join Us for an Advanced Care Planning Seminar Shuswap Hospice Society is hosting an Advanced Care Planning Seminar on Friday, October 3 at 10:00 AM. Advanced Care Planning is the process of reflecting on your values, beliefs, and wishes for future health and personal care — and sharing them with the people you trust. Date: Friday, October 3 Time: 10:00 AM Hosted by: Shuswap Hospice Society Please register by calling 250-832-7099 or emailing [info@shuswaphospice.ca]() Everyone is welcome — start the conversation that matters.

Fashion For Freedom Sunday, September 7th | 2:00–5:00 p.m. U Grow Girl Flower Farm | 722 Grandview Bench Road, Salmon Arm, BC Just 2 days away and tickets are 70% sold. We need your to help us make this years event a success. Join us for Fashion for Freedom—one of the largest charity clothing fundraisers in Salmon Arm, set in the heart of the U Grow Girl flower fields. This is more than a shopping day—it’s a movement. An afternoon filled with fashion, flowers, cocktails, laughter, live music, and a vibrant fashion show—where every single dollar raised supports survivors of childhood sexual abuse. This fundraiser began as a way to bring women together in a joyful atmosphere of fun, fashion and philanthropy. Our shared experiences of shopping and connecting achieve even more! Over the course of our last two events, Fashion for Freedom has raised more than $17,000, enabling our survivors to attend the Time To Heal Retreat for free. New this year: We’re welcoming young women ages 12+! Inspired by our own daughters, who work alongside us at U Grow Girl, this addition makes Fashion for Freedom a beautiful opportunity for mothers, daughters, friends, and chosen family to come together. Entry is by donation (Pay What You Can), and all proceeds support our Time to Heal Retreat—Canada’s only free healing experience for CSA survivors. Live Music: Enjoy live music by the talented Gracie May, Kelowna's Got Talent winner and Kelowna local by way of the UK. How It Works: Explore our charming outdoor "store" and name your price, becoming an active participant in the healing process. Choose our fill a shopping bag option, all for a fixed price of $50. Purchase a second bag for just $25. Treat yourself or find the perfect gift, supporting U Grow Girl's mission to empower survivors. We’re capping the event at 125 guests for a seamless, intimate experience—with plenty of fashion for everyone. Get your ticket now: https://www.ugrowgirl.ca/events

Every summer, the PG Annual Punjabi Cultural Event Association brings together athletes, families, and community members for two days of celebration in Prince George. This vibrant event, held on July 5th 2025, highlights the values of sportsmanship, competition, healthy lifestyles, and inclusivity—values that reflect the spirit of Northern BC and the mission of Integris Credit Union. The event was free to attend and made possible through the dedication of local volunteers and business sponsors. Guests enjoyed a full weekend of sporting competitions, cultural activities, and meals shared together. In addition to daily lunch and dinner provided by local businesses, attendees were welcomed with unlimited bottled water, sports drinks, soft drinks, and chai tea. This ensured that everyone stayed hydrated, comfortable, and included, without facing additional costs. Integris Credit Union was proud to support this annual event through a Community Investment Grant, which helped cover the costs of the beverage budget. This contribution reduced the financial pressure on local business sponsors and allowed the event organizers to focus on what mattered most: creating a welcoming, safe, and inclusive experience for everyone. By keeping the event accessible to all, the PG Annual Punjabi Cultural Event strengthened community connections, highlighted cultural pride, and created a true sense of belonging in Prince George. To learn more about the PG Annual Punjabi Cultural Event Association and how they continue to bring people together each year, visit: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61562249014370Every summer, the PG Annual Punjabi Cultural Event Association brings together athletes, families, and community members for two days of celebration in Prince George. This vibrant event, held on July 5th 2025, highlights the values of sportsmanship, competition, healthy lifestyles, and inclusivity—values that reflect the spirit of Northern BC and the mission of Integris Credit Union. The event was free to attend and made possible through the dedication of local volunteers and business sponsors. Guests enjoyed a full weekend of sporting competitions, cultural activities, and meals shared together. In addition to daily lunch and dinner provided by local businesses, attendees were welcomed with unlimited bottled water, sports drinks, soft drinks, and chai tea. This ensured that everyone stayed hydrated, comfortable, and included, without facing additional costs. Integris Credit Union was proud to support this annual event through a Community Investment Grant, which helped cover the costs of the beverage budget. This contribution reduced the financial pressure on local business sponsors and allowed the event organizers to focus on what mattered most: creating a welcoming, safe, and inclusive experience for everyone. By keeping the event accessible to all, the PG Annual Punjabi Cultural Event strengthened community connections, highlighted cultural pride, and created a true sense of belonging in Prince George. To learn more about the PG Annual Punjabi Cultural Event Association and how they continue to bring people together each year, visit: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61562249014370Every summer, the PG Annual Punjabi Cultural Event Association brings together athletes, families, and community members for two days of celebration in Prince George. This vibrant event, held on July 5th 2025, highlights the values of sportsmanship, competition, healthy lifestyles, and inclusivity—values that reflect the spirit of Northern BC and the mission of Integris Credit Union. The event was free to attend and made possible through the dedication of local volunteers and business sponsors. Guests enjoyed a full weekend of sporting competitions, cultural activities, and meals shared together. In addition to daily lunch and dinner provided by local businesses, attendees were welcomed with unlimited bottled water, sports drinks, soft drinks, and chai tea. This ensured that everyone stayed hydrated, comfortable, and included, without facing additional costs. Integris Credit Union was proud to support this annual event through a Community Investment Grant, which helped cover the costs of the beverage budget. This contribution reduced the financial pressure on local business sponsors and allowed the event organizers to focus on what mattered most: creating a welcoming, safe, and inclusive experience for everyone. By keeping the event accessible to all, the PG Annual Punjabi Cultural Event strengthened community connections, highlighted cultural pride, and created a true sense of belonging in Prince George. To learn more about the PG Annual Punjabi Cultural Event Association and how they continue to bring people together each year, visit: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61562249014370

On June 7th, 2025, the streets of McBride came alive with community spirit during Pioneer Days, and for Integris Credit Union, it was an especially meaningful day. Not only did we join in the celebration with the community, but we also officially opened the doors to our brand-new McBride branch. The day began with excitement as members of the Integris Board of Directors, leadership team, and staff traveled to the Robson Valley to take part in the festivities. Led by a special “social media takeover” from our Corporate Secretary Director, Tim Bennett, we shared the journey with our members online as the day unfolded—from the morning drive into McBride to the final moments of celebration. The morning kicked off with the Pioneer Days Parade, where our team was thrilled to walk alongside local organizations, wave to familiar faces, and experience the warm hospitality that makes McBride so special. The sun was shining, the streets were full, and the energy of the day set the perfect stage for what came next. At 12:30 pm, we officially opened our new branch at 210 Main Street with a ribbon-cutting ceremony and community celebration. The event was attended by Village of McBride Mayor Gene Runtz, Regional District of Fraser-Fort George Director Dannielle Allen, Integris Board Vice Chairperson Cheryl Wallace, and CEO Alison Hoskins-Fish. Alison was proud to present an award to the McBride team from the BC Economic Development Association, recognizing the branch as a 2025 Award Winner for Communities Under 10,000. No Integris event would be complete without our ICUBBQ, which fired up to serve burgers and lunch to guests throughout the afternoon. To add even more fun, attendees had the chance to enter a draw to win a brand-new BBQ. From the parade, to the ribbon cutting, to the BBQ, the day reflected what Integris is all about: being present, building connections, and celebrating community. We are incredibly thankful for the warm welcome from McBride and the Robson Valley. This new branch is more than a building—it is a commitment to being your local financial institution, here to support your goals, your families, and your community. Stop by and see us at 210 Main Street, McBride. We are excited to serve you, and we can’t wait to grow together in the years ahead.On June 7th, 2025, the streets of McBride came alive with community spirit during Pioneer Days, and for Integris Credit Union, it was an especially meaningful day. Not only did we join in the celebration with the community, but we also officially opened the doors to our brand-new McBride branch. The day began with excitement as members of the Integris Board of Directors, leadership team, and staff traveled to the Robson Valley to take part in the festivities. Led by a special “social media takeover” from our Corporate Secretary Director, Tim Bennett, we shared the journey with our members online as the day unfolded—from the morning drive into McBride to the final moments of celebration. The morning kicked off with the Pioneer Days Parade, where our team was thrilled to walk alongside local organizations, wave to familiar faces, and experience the warm hospitality that makes McBride so special. The sun was shining, the streets were full, and the energy of the day set the perfect stage for what came next. At 12:30 pm, we officially opened our new branch at 210 Main Street with a ribbon-cutting ceremony and community celebration. The event was attended by Village of McBride Mayor Gene Runtz, Regional District of Fraser-Fort George Director Dannielle Allen, Integris Board Vice Chairperson Cheryl Wallace, and CEO Alison Hoskins-Fish. Alison was proud to present an award to the McBride team from the BC Economic Development Association, recognizing the branch as a 2025 Award Winner for Communities Under 10,000. No Integris event would be complete without our ICUBBQ, which fired up to serve burgers and lunch to guests throughout the afternoon. To add even more fun, attendees had the chance to enter a draw to win a brand-new BBQ. From the parade, to the ribbon cutting, to the BBQ, the day reflected what Integris is all about: being present, building connections, and celebrating community. We are incredibly thankful for the warm welcome from McBride and the Robson Valley. This new branch is more than a building—it is a commitment to being your local financial institution, here to support your goals, your families, and your community. Stop by and see us at 210 Main Street, McBride. We are excited to serve you, and we can’t wait to grow together in the years ahead.On June 7th, 2025, the streets of McBride came alive with community spirit during Pioneer Days, and for Integris Credit Union, it was an especially meaningful day. Not only did we join in the celebration with the community, but we also officially opened the doors to our brand-new McBride branch. The day began with excitement as members of the Integris Board of Directors, leadership team, and staff traveled to the Robson Valley to take part in the festivities. Led by a special “social media takeover” from our Corporate Secretary Director, Tim Bennett, we shared the journey with our members online as the day unfolded—from the morning drive into McBride to the final moments of celebration. The morning kicked off with the Pioneer Days Parade, where our team was thrilled to walk alongside local organizations, wave to familiar faces, and experience the warm hospitality that makes McBride so special. The sun was shining, the streets were full, and the energy of the day set the perfect stage for what came next. At 12:30 pm, we officially opened our new branch at 210 Main Street with a ribbon-cutting ceremony and community celebration. The event was attended by Village of McBride Mayor Gene Runtz, Regional District of Fraser-Fort George Director Dannielle Allen, Integris Board Vice Chairperson Cheryl Wallace, and CEO Alison Hoskins-Fish. Alison was proud to present an award to the McBride team from the BC Economic Development Association, recognizing the branch as a 2025 Award Winner for Communities Under 10,000. No Integris event would be complete without our ICUBBQ, which fired up to serve burgers and lunch to guests throughout the afternoon. To add even more fun, attendees had the chance to enter a draw to win a brand-new BBQ. From the parade, to the ribbon cutting, to the BBQ, the day reflected what Integris is all about: being present, building connections, and celebrating community. We are incredibly thankful for the warm welcome from McBride and the Robson Valley. This new branch is more than a building—it is a commitment to being your local financial institution, here to support your goals, your families, and your community. Stop by and see us at 210 Main Street, McBride. We are excited to serve you, and we can’t wait to grow together in the years ahead.

We had a wonderful day at the McBride Seniors Expo on June 17th, 2025! Big thanks to Robson Valley Community Services for organizing such an important and impactful event for seniors in McBride, Valemount, and across the Robson Valley. Our Integris team was proud to be there—chatting with community members about fraud prevention, staying safe in a digital world, and what it means to be part of a credit union that puts people first. And we can’t forget Daphne and Dudley, the two therapy donkeys (yes, you read that right!) who absolutely stole the show and brought smiles to everyone’s faces. To everyone who stopped by our booth: thank you for sharing your stories, asking questions, and showing us once again why we love serving this community.

Non-Profit Swansea Point Firefighters Association Swansea Point Fire Departments 50th Anniversary Celebration Thank you SASCU! A heartfelt thank you to SASCU for their incredible support of Swansea Point Fire Department’s 50th Anniversary Celebration, held August 8-10th. With a $2,000 grant, tents, and dedicated volunteers, SASCU helped us create a weekend that truly brought our community together. From laughter and music to honoring 50 years of service, their generosity made it all possible. Here’s to celebrating our past and building a strong future—together. Non-Profit Swansea Point Firefighters Association Swansea Point Fire Departments 50th Anniversary Celebration Thank you SASCU! A heartfelt thank you to SASCU for their incredible support of Swansea Point Fire Department’s 50th Anniversary Celebration, held August 8-10th. With a $2,000 grant, tents, and dedicated volunteers, SASCU helped us create a weekend that truly brought our community together. From laughter and music to honoring 50 years of service, their generosity made it all possible. Here’s to celebrating our past and building a strong future—together. Non-Profit Swansea Point Firefighters Association Swansea Point Fire Departments 50th Anniversary Celebration Thank you SASCU! A heartfelt thank you to SASCU for their incredible support of Swansea Point Fire Department’s 50th Anniversary Celebration, held August 8-10th. With a $2,000 grant, tents, and dedicated volunteers, SASCU helped us create a weekend that truly brought our community together. From laughter and music to honoring 50 years of service, their generosity made it all possible. Here’s to celebrating our past and building a strong future—together.