As a consistent supporter of the OSNS Child and Youth Development Centre, Quota International of Penticton has come through again donating $5000 to the Penticton-based organization.
Quota International of Penticton has been a long-time supporter of the OSNS and consistent with their mission of elevating life for children with special needs, the group once again made a much-needed donation to the Centre.
This donation is particularly poignant as it was made in honour of founding member Joy Pinney who sadly passed away earlier this year, said Janet Glowa, executive assistant at OSNS.
The OSNS Child and Youth Development Centre is teeing up a new fundraising event set to take place this September.
The OSNS, in partnership with Fairview Mountain Golf Club in Oliver, has announced their inaugural charity golf tournament taking place on Friday, Sept 3.
To register yourself or your team go to osns.org.
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