Memorial ride for mental health in Kelowna exceeds expectations, raises $210K

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Organizers say 616 riders and striders took part in various cycling and walking routes around the Central Okanagan.

The 2024 Payton and Dillon Budd Memorial Ride held on June 9 in Kelowna has raised $210,000 for local mental health programs.The Payton and Dillon Budd Memorial Ride, held in Kelowna on June 9, set a goal of $150,000 but raised $210,000.The event was also part of the Canadian Mental Health Association’s Ride Don’t Hide program. Funds raised by the ride will support local programs.

Gawliuk said local philanthropist Tom Budd, the father of Payton and Dillon, continues to make profound community impacts when it comes to mental health. “Time and time again he has been tremendously generous with his advocacy, his willingness to share his story, and his financial support of the programs and initiatives that support people’s well-being,” said Gawliuk.Heat wave: Power outage at Quebec seniors home happening despite pleas for delay

 

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