Christmas Cheer Fund
Be the Cheer that brightens their year!
For over 30 years, the Christmas Cheer Fund has been supporting people who need a little extra help at Christmas. This longstanding tradition brings our community together, extending warmth, compassion, and hope to those facing tough times.
Thank You
2025 Christmas Cheer Donors
We will show our 2025 Donors in this space – check back later!
Visit Us
Prefer to give in person? We love to see you.
BC Interior Community Foundation, 2- 219 Victoria Street. Open Tuesday thru Friday, 9:00 am – 4 pm. (Closed December 24th)
Castanet Kamloops, 102-635 Victoria Street. Open Monday thru Friday, 8:30 am – 5 pm
Nov. 24th – Dec. 19th: Christmas Cheer Donation Station, located in the atrium of the TNRD Library Building downtown. : Open Monday thru Friday from 9:30am – 4pm.
Cheques can also be sent to BCICF, 2 – 219 Victoria Street Kamloops, BC V2C 2A1 through Canada Post. Please ensure all cheques are made out to BC Interior Community Foundation and indicate the Christmas Cheer Fund. Include your phone number and email address so we can issue a tax receipt and/or contact you should there be any issues with your donation.
Learn more about
The 2025 Charities
Kamloops Y Women’s Emergency Shelter
The Y Women’s Emergency Shelter is the longest-standing recipient of the proceeds. Services offered to those in need are more akin to that of a transition house. Typically, the staff help survivors with their finances, income assistance or finding employment. Sometimes, individuals may require legal support and childcare agreements.
Those who visit the Y’s program stay between 30 and 120 days while they are transitioning away from gender-based violence.
Kamloops Immigrant Services
Kamloops Immigrant Services (KIS) is dedicated to empowering immigrants, refugees, migrants, visible minorities, and first-generation Canadians to become full and equal members of Canadian society. Through innovative programs, settlement support, language learning, employment services, and community connections, they help newcomers build safe, meaningful, and successful lives in Kamloops. By fostering collaboration, raising awareness, and addressing barriers, KIS strengthens the social, cultural, and economic fabric of our community. They are committed to advancing equity, eliminating racism, and celebrating the unique contributions newcomers bring, creating a more inclusive, welcoming, and vibrant society where diversity is valued and everyone can thrive.
Chris Rose Therapy Centre for Autism
The Chris Rose Therapy Centre for Autism is committed to helping individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorder unlock their potential, build meaningful connections, and develop lifelong skills on their unique path to success. Through personalized therapeutic services, they assist individuals in strengthening their place within the community and support them in better managing daily challenges by focusing on essential life skills.
Their work benefits families and communities by promoting active involvement and fostering stronger connections at home. Ultimately, their work centres on helping individuals reach their full potential. By providing opportunities for growth and development, they support those they serve to lead more fulfilling lives.