We appreciate the ongoing support of Interior Savings staff who volunteer during Days of Caring and the Interior Savings Moonlight Movies. Their commitment to Okanagan Boys and Girls Clubs truly help us provide our young people with a safe place to belong where great futures start!

Interior Savings is a community champion. They continue to be a leader in the community as is evident by their community mantra: "We measure success by the success of our members and the strength of the communities we live in together. Simply, we’re here to help our members create more local money. Because the more we create together, the more vibrant our economy and our communities become." They walk the talk. We are so very proud to be a valued partner of such a wonderful organization!

We were so happy to have Interior Savings Credit Union staff spend part of their Thursday afternoon with us during their Day of Difference. What a great group! They spent their time helping us spruce up the Little Travellers Safety Village with the addition of a lot of bright new colors everywhere! You guys Rock! #localmoneylocalgood

The team at Interior Savings is incredible! They say community involvement is at the heart of everything they do and it truly is. Staff volunteering at CMHA has extended beyond their yearly Day of Difference volunteer event. We are grateful for their year-round involvement. This connection to community and cause has long lasting benefits for all. Thank you Interior Savings.

Interior Savings celebrated its commitment to the community on October 20th, 2017 by closing their branches at 2pm to allow employees to volunteer in their community. COHS was lucky to be chosen as one of the recipients of this much needed volunteer work in Benvoulin Heritage Park. Interior Savings volunteers, along with COHS Board members weeded and cleaned up a section of the xeriscape garden and the driveway into the park. Thank you Interior Savings for giving back to the community!

Interior Savings financial and staff support for the KidZone at the 2017 West Kelowna World Music Festival provided opportunities for kids to engage with music, art and physical activities. This year activities featured drum workshops, Indigenous First Nations interactive storytelling, circus yoga, visual art workshops led by the Suk'ʷTəmsqilxʷ West Kelowna Arts Council and two bouncy houses. All experienced while being exposed to music from various cultural traditions represented in our community on our main stage!