Peninsula Co-op has been a wonderful partner to Big Big Brothers Big Sisters of Victoria, supporting our mentoring programs across the Capital Regional District and in the Comox Valley. They are community-focused and willing to work with local non-profit organizations to find solutions that keep everyone moving forward. Peninsula Co-op plays an integral role in providing hundreds of young people across Vancouver Island with a much needed adult in their life - someone who can ignite their potential and help them reach their goals. For most of these children, life has been filled with loss, trauma and adversity. Thanks to Peninsula Co-op's financial support, time spent with their mentor now means they have time to laugh again, time to be a kid again, and time to plan for the future.

RCMSAR 34 is very grateful for the year after year support we have received from the Peninsula Coop. The Peninsula Coop donations have allowed us to repair or upgrade some equipment. Which allowed us to continue to Save Lives on the water and keep our crews safe. Thank you for your continued support.

We currently host two yearly events that help us to raise much needed funds for the Campbell River and North Island Transition Society. Peninsula Co Op has sponsored these events for the past three years and has come on board once again for 2024. Not only are they an invested community partner they are also amazing to work with locally. We love seeing them show up every time with smiles on even though the weather for CNOY is typically awful. The funds that they donate for sponsorship go directly towards the programs and services we provide for free to women and children who are impacted by a number of barriers such as domestic violence and/or homelessness or risk of homelessness. We have asked women what these services mean to them and they often say that they have been life saving. Thank you Peninsula Co Op for providing funding that allows us to continue in providing these valuable resources to women and children in the Campbell River and the North Island.