22nd North Okanagan Drive-Thru Breakfast

Join us for the United Way BC North Okanagan Drive-Thru Breakfast on Wednesday, October 2nd, 2024, from 6:30am to 9:00am, hosted by the Prestige Vernon Lodge & Conference Centre.

Date: Wednesday, October 2nd, 2024

Time: 6:30am to 9:00am

Location: Prestige Vernon Lodge & Conference Centre – 3914 32 St, Vernon, BC

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Drive-Thru guests who donate will receive Tim Horton’s hot coffee and muffins, delicious treats, and giveaways on their way to pick up their breakfast bags. If you’re lucky, you’ll also get one of the many prizes hidden in the bags!

A minimum of $20 for donation is suggested. Please, be generous!

PRE-ORDER BAGS

You can pre-order a minimum of 10 bags by October 1 and collect them at the location. Invite your friends, family, and coworkers to join you!

Pre-Order or Donate

How Businesses Can Help

If you’re a local business and you would like to go above and beyond in support of this year’s event, here’s how you can help:

Pre-order breakfast bags for your staff
Make a donation of $100 or more to join our Community Champions Circle
Donate a prize*
Become a sponsor*

*To learn more about prize donations and sponsorship, please contact Sonya Krajsek at Sonyak@uwbc.ca.

Prizes and Bag Items

All Drive-Thru guests who donate will walk away with a breakfast bag filled with goodies. Some may also walk away with special prizes hidden in the bags, like travel vouchers, resort stays, gift cards, and more!

UNITED for Kids and Youth in Need

Every child deserves the chance to achieve their potential.

This year’s Drive-Thru Breakfast will help fund United Way BC initiatives in the North Okanagan region, including many that focus on children and youth. These initiatives support early childhood development, youth leadership, and out-of-school time activities, like School’s Out, Future Leaders, and others.

School’s Out is a program that ensures vulnerable school-aged children have access to safe spaces during after-school hours where they can receive mental wellness and developmental support.

“School’s Out has been a fundamental pillar for our family balance,” says Constanza, a participant’s mom. “My husband and I are working parents, so it would not have been possible to sustain our lifestyles without a program like this. Not only does it make a big difference financially, but it’s also valuable support for the family. It’s a place where I trust my child, my most precious thing in life, and I have peace of mind that he is well taken care of and having fun.”

You can help fund local United Way BC programs like this, that contribute to ensure kids and youth, from Revelstoke and Salmon Arm to Lumby and Vernon, have the life they need and deserve – building stronger, healthier communities.

See you on October 2nd!