PIT Stop finds new home for winter as temperatures drop
KAMLOOPS — After nearly three months of operating out of the Kamloops YMCA parking lot, PIT Stop Kamloops has found a new home for the cold winter months ahead.
PIT Stop was forced outside following the devastating Kamloops United Church fire in August of this year. Even without a proper kitchen space, PIT Stop was able to serve around 200 meals every Sunday to those in need, thanks to the help of local community groups and a food truck.
“We are always grateful for the community of Kamloops, especially now (that) we have St. Paul’s Cathedral Anglican Church helping us with the hall to serve the meal starting from the December 1, 2024,” said Valentine Uwakwe, PIT Stop Coordinator. “We also appreciate Cobbs Bread, Kamloops Food Bank and CMHA Kamloops for even providing us with a kitchen space to make these hot meals. This is amazing, coming together to make things work in Kamloops.”