A major fundraising campaign has been a great success on the Peninsula.
White Rock and South Surrey residents helped raise more than $120,000 for the services provided through UNITI.
UNITI, a partnership of three non-profit organizations – Semiahmoo House Society (SHS), Peninsula Estates Housing Society (PEHS) and The Semiahmoo Foundation (TSF) – announced the community has helped them raise $121,000 through their annual 12 Days of UNITI holiday fundraiser.
“Wow! We asked for support,” a tweet from the organization reads.
Wow! We asked for support. Our community responded with enthusiasm, generosity and commitment to our vision. With your help, we raised $121,000.00 for the #12DaysOfUNITI campaign!
Thank you!#CommunityInclusion #DisabilityServices #Surrey #WhiteRock #BC #Canada pic.twitter.com/sp0Eq698Lz
— UNITI (@uniti4all) January 13, 2023
“Our community responded with enthusiasm, generosity and commitment to our vision. With your help, we raised $121,000.00 for the #12DaysOfUNITI campaign!”
“Thank you!”
The goal for this year’s campaign was $120,000.
The partnership provides important community services and support for people with disabilities and their families in Surrey and White Rock, and promotes and inclusive community.
“Follow us on social media to stay up-to-date with the progress of projects funded by the 12 Days of UNITI,” the organization said in a release.
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