- Public Office Hours: Mon - Fri (8:00am - 12:00pm)
We gratefully accept your donations by mail or in-person please make cheques payable to Lower Similkameen Community Services Society.
If you would like your donation to be directed to a specific program or service please send a note with the donation, unspecified donations will be directed to unfunded programs that are managed by the Society.
Lower Similkameen Community Services Society
715-7th Street, Keremeos, BC, Canada
V0X 1N3
Charitable Donation Tax receipts are mailed for all donations in excess of $25.
Thank-you, your donation is important to us and our community!
CanadaHelps is a nonprofit charity and a registered public foundation that promotes philanthropy through online giving. There is no cost to donate through CanadaHelps.org and your donation will be directed to your selected program with LSCSS.
Current Campaigns: (more details below)
Ongoing Fundraising:
Help Us Grow! Administrative Directed Funds
Community Support – General
Programs and Support for Children, Youth & Families
All information entered is strictly confidential and security protected. Donor information is provided only to Community Services.
Tax receipts can be downloaded once a donation is completed and sent by email immediately following the payment of your donation(s). It is a quick and easy way to make your donation!
For more information on CanadaHelps, click the link to be redirected to the CanadaHelps website.
If you have any questions regarding donations please do not hesitate to contact us at (250) 499-2352.
Neighbour to Neighbour
The Neighbour to Neighbour Fund helps individuals and families in the South Similkameen Valley (Keremeos, Cawston, Hedley, and Olalla) access essential support and opportunities. Funded by generous donations, this program provides assistance for basic needs, community programs, and financial relief for those facing hardship.
The fund helps individuals and families by providing:
Every child deserves the opportunity to participate in enriching experiences. This subsidy helps children (0-18) attend spring, summer, and after-school camps, as well as arts and recreation programs. It is open to:
Priority is given to families engaged with LSSCS programs, first-time applicants, and those facing significant financial barriers.
For individuals facing urgent financial or medical hardship, this fund provides short-term emergency support to ensure no one goes without basic necessities. Assistance may include:
School’s Out Camp Drive
Helping local children join summer camp programs.
