The Mustard Seed thanks Kamloops community for a record-year of fundraising
KAMLOOPS — The Mustard Seed (The Seed) is thanking the Kamloops community for a successful year of fundraising.
“It means that we can continue providing the services to those who have the greatest needs in our city: food, shelter, clothing, wellness, advocacy services and recovery,” The Seed’s Communications Coordinator Leanne Wereley says.
This year, The Seed partnered with the Canadian Mental Health Association (CMHA) to start providing meals to all the shelters in Kamloops. It began in January 2021.
Wereley says this was especially beneficial for the Memorial Arena shelter which does not have a kitchen, so all meals were made daily and shared across shelters in the community, including the Emerald House.